An amicable adjustment of the long-pending question of the admission of our life-insurance companies to do business in Prussia has been reached.
I do not know why that is, but Mr. Mitchell said yesterday that the private insurance companiessimilar to those of England might prevent accidents.
Constant efforts are made byinsurance companies to guard against these "moral risks," the least calculable of any.
Many individuals and corporations, such as endowed charities, colleges, insurance companies, lend great sums of their own money without thereby partaking in any degree of the peculiar character of banking.
State inspection of insurance companies, a later kind of corporate enterprise, grew out of a similar need.
There is another kind of insurance companies, which differ materially from the stock companies described in the preceding sections.
Insurance companies present in a striking manner the complexities of the ambiguous property concept.
Railroads, insurance companies, great banking concerns, vast industrial corporations, were associated in the public mind as "the Interests.
The regular counsel of railroads, insurance companies, and other interests signed the proper docket and appeared for their clients in open committee meetings.
A few years ago a very large number of people were much worried by the exposure of some scandalous doings by the managers of certain great life-insurance companies.
They have in effect mortgaged the wealth of the people to the extent of all their deposits in the savings banks, and all their investments in life-insurance companies, and are wasting the income of these funds faster than it is earned.
But this sum is nearly equal to the income earned by the investments of all the savings banks and all the life-insurance companies of the country.
While in England he had taken notice of the life-insurance companies there, which were in a more advanced stage than those in America.
Temptations and opportunities of this sort must have been much greater in life-insurance companies, as they were formerly conducted, than it is now in banks.
About this time Gladstone caused an overhauling of the English life-insurance companies, and a number which proved to be unsound were obliged to surrender their charters.
Another part of their scheme was to relieve the pressure on insurance companies (life), by forming an insurance bank, which advanced 40 per cent.
In the Pennsylvania general corporation act of 1874 no provision was made for the formation of trust companies, but provision was made for the incorporation of title-insurance companies.
Are you actuated by any selfish motives--gain, revenge, or friendly interest in certain life-insurance companies or banks or trust companies?
The methods of insurance companies mean to be scientific, but be that as it may, they are certainly interesting.
None could complain of want of Insurance Companies, for, in 1810, there existed sixteen Fire Insurance Companies, viz.
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