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Phone: +1 515 280-4211 |
Address:
701 FIFTH AVENUE
DES MOINES, IOWA 50391-2000 |
Company Description
ALLIED Group Inc, through its subsidiaries, provides property-casualty insurance, investment services, excess and surplus lines insurance and data processing services. The companys property-casualty segment operates through three subsidiaries: AMCO Insurance Company, ALLIED Property and Casualty Insurance Company and Depositors Insurance Company. This segment underwrites personal lines and small commercial lines and operates exclusively in the United States: primarily in the central and western states. Property-casualty insurance accounted for 86% of 1997 revenues and excess surplus lines insurance and other, 14%.
Key People
| Chairman | J.E. EVANS |
| President & CEO | D.L. ANDERSEN |
| President (Financial) | J.H. SHAFFER |
| Secretary | G.T. OLESON |
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