TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT
of the
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE
FOR THE
PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
1934
(BUSINESS TRANSACTED IN 1933)
PRINTED BY
AUTHORITY OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
VICTORIA, B.C.
Printed by Charles F. Banfield, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
1934. To His Honour J. W. Fordham Johnson,
Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of British Columbia.
May it please Your Honour :
The undersigned has the honour to present the Twenty-third Annual Report of the Superintendent of Insurance for the year ended December 31st, 1933.
GORDON McG. SLOAN,
Attorney-General.
Victoria, B.C., July 3rd, 1934. TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page
Report of the Superintendent of Insurance 5
Lists as at December 31st, 1933, of—
Insurers licensed 8
Underwriters' Agencies licensed 23
Reciprocal Exchanges granted Permits 23
Names of Companies licensed or ceased Business since December 31st, 1933 23
Annual Statements of Provincial Licensees—
British Columbia Plate Glass Insurance Co 24
Empire Life Insurance Co 25
Grand Council of Canadian Order of Chosen Friends 26
Home Assurance Co. of Canada 28
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of British Columbia 29
Mutual Relief Life Insurance Co 30
Ontario Equitable Life & Accident Insurance Co 31
Provident Assurance Co 32
Provident Life & Accident Insurance Co 34
Sons of Scotland 36
Toronto General Insurance Co 38
Western Empire Life Assurance Company 39
TABLES.
Life Insurance—
I. Business of 1933 and Investments in the Province 41
II. Summary, 1929-33 43
Eire Insurance—
III. Business of 1933 43
IV. Summary, 1929-33 47
Automobile Insurance—
V. Business of 1933 47
VI. Summary, 1929-33 49
Other Classes of Insurance—
VII. Business of 1933 50
VIII. Summary, 1929-33 60
IX. Investments in the Province of Insurers other than Life.. 60 REPORT OF THE
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE.
Department of Insurance,
The Honourable Gordon McG. Sloan, K.C., Victoria, B.C., July 3rd, 1934.
Attorney-General, Victoria, B.C.
Sir,—I beg to submit, pursuant to the " Insurance Act," the Twenty-third Annual Report
of the Department of Insurance covering the year ended December 31st, 1933.
At the end of the year there were 285 insurers licensed to transact business, four new
companies having been licensed, as follows:—
American Equitable Assurance Co. of New York.
American Home Fire Assurance Co., New York.
The Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance Co., Ltd., London, England.
National Surety Corporation, New York, N.Y.
Twelve companies ceased to do business in this Province during 1933, as follows :—
The American Colony Insurance Company, which reinsured its business in the Home Insurance Company of New York.
The American Home Fire Assurance Company, which merged with the American Constitution Fire Assurance Company and whose business was taken over by a new company of the
same name.
General Indemnity Corporation of New York, which went into liquidation.
The Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Company, which reinsured its business, except marine,
with the Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Company, Limited, the marine insurance business being reinsured by various licensed insurers.
The Mechanics & Traders Insurance Company, whose business was reinsured by the
National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford.
The National Surety Company, whose business was taken over by the National Surety
Corporation.
The National Union Indemnity Company, which reinsured its business with the Canadian
General Insurance Company.
The Ocean Marine Insurance Company, Limited, which did not renew its licence.
The Preferred Accident Insurance Company, whose business was reinsured by the Trans
Canada Insurance Company.
The Reliance Marine Insurance Company, Limited, which did not renew its licence.
The Svea Fire & Life Insurance Company, whose business was reinsured by the Home
Insurance Company of New York.
The Universal Insurance Company, whose business was reinsured by the Eagle Star and
British Dominions Insurance Company, Limited, and the British Northwestern Fire Insurance
Company.
A complete list of the various insurers licensed as at December 31st, 1933, will be found on
page 8. The following summary indicates the origin of the companies and how many have
Dominion registration in addition to a Provincial licence:—
Where incorporated.
Dominion
Registration.
Provincial
Licensees.
Total.
59
12
60
2
1
6
3
1
2
110
2
9
2
4
2
59
21
68
2
1
6
3
1
2
120
Totals
268
17
285
The comparative figures are for :—
1932
274
276
19
20
293
1931
296 F 6
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
On analysis the list shows that 41 companies are licensed for life insurance, 210 for fire
insurance, 166 for automobile insurance, and 112 for marine insurance. These figures cover only
the major classes of insurance, and it will be understood that the same company may be licensed
(for example) for fire, automobile, and marine insurance.
The annual statements of the companies holding Provincial licences only are set forth at
length on pages 24 to 39, as in previous years.
Only two fraternal societies are licensed, the Grand Council of Canadian Order of Chosen
Friends and the Sons of Scotland.
A list of underwriters' agencies, eleven in number, licensed in the Province will be found
on page 23.
Since the beginning of the year the Halifax Fire Underwriters Agency, representing the
Halifax Fire Insurance Company, has been licensed, while the Agricultural Underwriters, representing the Agricultural Insurance Company, and the Colonial Fire Underwriters, representing
the National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, have ceased to carry on business.
Nine reciprocal exchanges hold permits under section 174 of the " Insurance Act" and the
list appears on page 23.
For convenience the names of the companies, underwriters' agencies, and reciprocal
exchanges which have been licensed or have ceased business since December last are shown
at page 23.
The following table gives particulars of licences issued to insurance agents and adjusters,
and for the purpose of comparison the corresponding figures for the year 1932 are shown in
the first column :—
1932.
Licences issued during 1933.
'
Suspended.
Cancelled or
revoked.
1,358
2,077
38
Life agents
Other than life agents -
1,147 ")
1,960 l
30
Nil
Nil
Tables showing the business transacted in fire, life, automobile, and miscellaneous classes of
insurance during the year will be found on pages 41, 43, 47, and 50, and summaries for the past
five years on pages 43, 47, 49, and 60, respectively.
The insurance business will, in common with all other business, rejoice when the storm has
blown itself out and fine weather at last conies " round the corner." It has gone through a
searching experience and has learned much. But it is certainly to be congratulated on having
withstood all strains—and that not only for its own sake, but also from the public standpoint.
The banks and insurance companies are regarded as the two main pillars of the financial structure of our social organization, and, though many hold that reforms of different kinds are
needed, the public should realize what a catastrophe would have occurred if that structure had
collapsed, as indeed it nearly did among our neighbours. In Canada the companies have emerged
without the aid of any Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
The investment department and the security portfolio are very important parts of an
insurance company's organization. The depression has brought that fact into strong relief and
highly valuable lessons have been learned. Investment policy will be modified and contingency
reserves against the rainy day will doubtless be permanent and universal. The methods for
valuing securities have received exhaustive investigation and " market" value will not in future
be the only or most important figures.
A comparison of the insurance business for the years 1923, 1929, and 1933 may occasion
surprise:—
Year.
Life.
Fire
(Written).
Automobile
(Gross).
Other Classes
(Gross).
1923
1929
$7,501,200
13,500,000
13,250,000
$5,002,600
6,132,000
4,100,000
$624,400
2,137,000
1,450,000
$1,252,000
2,600,000
1,900,000
1933
If we take into consideration the innumerable ways in which the public and business have
been subjected to loss and strain by the depression, we might have expected the figures for 1933
to have been very much lower than they are. REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933. F 7
The business of insurance in general is not a static type, but one that is continually changing
in form, anticipating or adapting itself to changes in society and personal needs. The past few
years have demanded the use of the pruning-knife and the microscope in insurance organization
and life insurance in particular has probably escaped the temptation and the danger of " living
on its past achievements." I look for improved methods and lower cost of doing business,
tending ultimately to lower rates for better protection.
The fire, automobile, and casualty classes all reflect lack of business and lower values, but
as a pleasing offset decidedly reduced percentages of loss. The competition for business at any
price is yielding to the principle of sound underwriting.
The " credit evil"—that is to say, the writing of insurance policies which are in force, but
for which no premium is ever paid, and the lax remission of premiums by agents who have
collected them or are responsible for remission—has received much attention for several years.
The Superintendents' Annual Conference again dealt with the subject at length last year, and
I subsequently asked for a return of premiums in arrears from all companies. A Committee of
Superintendents and Companies has concluded that a similar return in Ontario, Quebec, and
other Provinces is desirable. The results will be considered at the Conference in September
and a return of this kind may be permanently adopted.
It has been pointed out in previous reports by me that the Dominion has hitherto refused
to pay heed to the decisions on insurance jurisdiction given by the Privy Council and has continued to exercise powers and enact legislation which are not within its sphere. Further
comment on this state of affairs is needless. This year, in introducing amendments to the
Dominion Insurance Acts of 1932, Senator Meighen publicly recognized the illegality of the
Federal position and admitted that it was improper for it to continue, even if the Federal
department had to be dismantled. At the same time he claimed that there was an area relating
to the solvency of insurance companies which could be legitimately claimed by the Dominion.
The avowed object of the changes is to remove all provisions which the Provinces might still
claim to interfere with their rights to control the business of insurance. The pith of the
Dominion Acts is now solvency, and every insurer carrying on business in Canada is required
to register. Before registration is granted the insurer must prove solvency, and unless solvency
is maintained the registration may be cancelled and no annual renewal of registration will be
given. While it may be admitted that a certificate of solvency issued by the Canadian Government carries more weight than a similar certificate from a Province, it should be pointed out
that under the " British North America Act" the Dominion is vested with jurisdiction over
insolvency and not solvency.
The Annual Conference of the Superintendents of Insurance for the Provinces took place
at Toronto in 1933, and was again marked by the presence of Ministers of the Crown—namely,
Hon. W. J. Major, Attorney-General for Manitoba, and Hon. J. F. Bryant, Minister of Public
Works for Saskatchewan. All Provinces are now members of the Association. A great deal
of ground was covered, as usual, and this year's meeting promises to bear a crop of recommendations for legislation which have been under consideration for several years and should be
ripe for settlement.
No amendments were passed to the " Insurance Act" or the " Real-estate Agents' Licensing
Act" this year.
"REAL-ESTATE AGENTS' LICENSING ACT."
The following table gives particulars of licences issued to real-estate agents and salesmen,
and for the purpose of comparison the corresponding figures for the period ended June 30th,
1933, are shown in the first column:—
1932-33.
1933-34.
748
668
Nil
Licences cancelled or revoked
Nil
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
H. G. GARRETT,
Superintendent of Insurance. H
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0 0-~-a REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OP INSURANCE, 1933. P 23
LIST OP UNDERWRITERS' AGENCIES LICENSED UNDER THE " INSURANCE ACT."
Agricultural Underwriters Agency, representing the Agricultural Insurance Company. .
Britannic Underwriters, representing Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Limited.
British & Canadian Underwriters, representing Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Limited.
Canadian Hardware & Implement Underwriters, representing Retail Hardware Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, Minnesota Implement Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and Hardware
Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
Colonial Fire Underwriters Agency, representing National Fire Insurance Company of Hartford.
Edinburgh Underwriters' Agency, representing Scottish Union & National Insurance Company.
Laurentian Underwriters Agency, representing the British Colonial Fire Insurance Company.
London Underwriters Agency, representing London Assurance Corporation.
Nova Scotia Fire Underwriters Agency, representing Home Insurance Company.
Rochester Underwriters Agency, representing Great American Insurance Company.
Winnipeg Fire Underwriters Agency, representing Home Insurance Company.
LIST OF RECIPROCAL EXCHANGES TO WHICH PERMITS UNDER SECTION 174
OF THE " INSURANCE ACT " HAVE BEEN GRANTED.
Affiliated Underwriters, New York.
Canners Exchange Subscribers at Warner Inter Insurance Bureau, Chicago, 111.
Individual Underwriters, New York, N.Y.
Inter-Insurance Exchange, Kansas City, Mo.
Lumbermen's Underwriting Alliance, Kansas City, Mo.
Manufacturing Lumbermen's Underwriters, Kansas City, Mo.
New York Reciprocal Underwriters, New York, N.Y.
Underwriters Exchange, Kansas City, Mo.
Warner Reciprocal Insurers, Chicago, 111.
COMPANIES, UNDERWRITERS' AGENCIES, AND RECIPROCAL EXCHANGES WHICH
HAVE BEEN LICENSED OR CEASED BUSINESS SINCE DECEMBER 31 st, 1933.
Licences issued.
Insurers—
Fonciere Transport and Accident Insurance Company, Paris, France.
Saskatchewan Life Insurance Company, Regina, Saskatchewan.
Underwriters' Agencies—
Halifax Fire Underwriters, representing the Halifax Fire Insurance Company.
Ceased Business.
Insurers—
Century Indemnity Company.
Consolidated Fire and Casualty Insurance Company.
Firemen's Fund Indemnity Company.
Home Indemnity Company.
Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania.
North River Insurance Company.
Stuyvesant Insurance Company.
Underwriters' Agencies-
Agricultural Underwriters Agency, representing the Agricultural Insurance Company.
Colonial Fire Underwriters Agency, representing the National Fire Insurance Company
of Hartford. F 24 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Annual Statements for the Year ended December 31st, 1933, of
Insurers holding Provincial Licences.
BRITISH COLUMBIA PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office—Vancouver, B.C.
Directors.
Walter J. Albutt. H. W. Chamberlain.
F. M. Chaldecott. S. Robinson.
F. G. Syder.
F. G. Syder, Secretary.
Statement for the Yeab ended December 31st, 1933.
Assets.
Bonds and debentures (book value) $63,501.27
Cash in banks 1,479.87
Interest due and accrued 921.03
Agents' balances and premiums uncollected (net, commissions deducted) 5,409.81
Bills receivable 125.00
Deduct assets not admitted— $71,436.98
Agents' balances on premiums written prior to October 1st, 1933 $3,294.27
Deficiency of market value under book value of bonds and debentures 9,795.61
13,089.88
$58,347.10
Liabilities.
Reserve of unearned premiums (net, at 80 per cent.) $15,109.22
Taxes due and accrued 379.25
Capital stock—
Authorized $25,000.00
Subscribed and paid up 9,600.00
Surplus 33,258.63
$58,347.10
Profit and Loss Account.
Premiums earned (net) $17,287.08
Losses and claims incurred (net) $9,377.42
Commissions 6,115.70
Taxes 919.04
Salaries, fees, and travelling expenses 363.10
All other expenses 151.38
17,926.64
Underwriting loss $639.56
Other revenue—
Interest earned $1,874.04
Increase in market value of investments 4,669.52
Premium on exchange 116.43
6,659.99
$6,020.43 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OP INSURANCE, 1933.
F 25
Other expenditure—
Decrease in market value of investments $3,510.00
$3,510.00
Net profit for the year $2,510.00
THE EMPIRE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office—Toronto, Ont.
Directors.
Charles P. Pell. A. H. Keith Russell.
Geo. J. Guy. A. H. Vanderburgh.
B. R. McKenzie. J. M. Vaughan.
George M. Orr. . Albert J. Walker.
J. Ross Paterson, Secretary.
Statement for the Year ended December 31st, 1933.
Assets.
Real estate (book value) $26,047.60
Mortgages on real estate 543,371.87
Loans and advances to policyholders 266,760.22
Bonds and debentures (amortized book value) 794,025.12
Stocks (book value) 997,855.28
Cash on hand and in banks 7,629.46
Advances to agents 1,093.89
Interest due and accrued 33,823.20
Rents due 112.50
PremiurAs due and uncollected and deferred (net) 90,111.75
Consideration for annuities due and uncollected and deferred (net) 3,608.99
Accounts receivable 982.92
$2,765,422.80
Liabilities.
Liability under assurance and other contracts (net) $1,977,243.00
Provision for death losses and disability claims 16,236.26
Amounts left with Company 9,341.48
Premiums paid in advance 8,166.83
Taxes due and accrued 8,086.30
Salaries, rents, and office expenses due and accrued 2,454.69
Medical examiners' fees due and accrued 640.00
Commissions to agents 722.19
Reserve for loss on investments 16,000.00
Deficiency of market under book value of bonds and debentures 4,821.00
Deficiency of market under book value of stocks 218,870.66
Capital—
Authorized $5,000,000.00
Subscribed 2,617,000.00
Paid up $625,735.00
Less deficit 122,894.61
502,840.39
$2,765,422.80 F 26 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Income.
Premium income (net) - $477,620.69
Amounts left with the Company 1,132.40
Interest and dividends 102,729.45
Rents 1,062.50
Cash value of policy on Company officer cancelled 1,600.00
Fees not taken 286.78
Profit on sale or maturity of real estate and bonds 1,132.06
$585,563.88
Disbursements.
Disbursements under assurance contracts $222,563.58
Payments on supplementary contracts 4,950.00
Amounts left with the Company and withdrawn 452.74
Taxes, licences, and fees 9,211.92
Head Office expenses—Salaries, directors' fees, auditor's' fees, travelling expenses,
rents, and miscellaneous ." 46,526.52
Branch office and agency expenses—Commissions, advanced to agents, salaries,
travelling expenses, and miscellaneous 85,439.71
All other expenses—Advertising, office furniture, books and periodicals, postage,
express, telegrams and telephones, printing and stationery, legal fees, medical
fees, and miscellaneous 16,814.95
Balances , 199,604.46
$585,563.88
Returns for British Columbia.
(See page 41.)
GRAND COUNCIL OF CANADIAN ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.
Head Office—Hamilton, Ontario.
Governing Executive Authority.
W. H. Montague. Wm. Benson.
J. W. Archer. Eccles J. Gott.
C. H. Fitch, Secretary.
Prof. A. M. MacKenzie, Actuary.
Statement for the Year ended December 31st, 1933.
Real estate (book value) $32,000.00
Loans on policies 102,174.63
Bonds and debentures (amortized book value) \ 2,468,089.32
Cash in bank 95,335.08
Deposit, Province of Quebec 5,000.00
Interest due and accrued 59,122.65
Premiums due (estimated) 30,174.32
Other assets 3,744.34
Deduct assets not admitted— $2,795,640.34
Deficiency of market under book value of bonds and debentures in default 63,955.44
$2,731,684.90 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933.
F 27
... Liabilities.
Provision for unpaid claims $22,813.28
Premiums paid in advance 682.82
Reserves—
Mortuary Fund $2,189,200.00
Sickness Fund 214,540.00
Children's Fund 7,800.00
2,411,540.00
Balance 296,648.80
$2,731,684.90
Income.
Mortuary Fund $401,035.41
Sickness Fund 26,528.63
Child Insurance Fund 3,487.39
Guarantee Fund 343.06
Assessments, dues, fees, and fines 13,103.05
Other revenue 9S2.46
$445,480.00
Disbursements.
Mortuary Fund $200
Sickness Fund 17
Child Insurance Fund : 1
Head Office expenses—Salaries, directors' fees, auditors' fees, actuaries' fees and
expenses, travelling expenses, rents, printing and supplies, and miscellaneous.... 21
Agency and organization expenses—Commissions and miscellaneous 7
All other expenses—Advertising, legal fees, taxes and licences, telephone, telegrams
and express, agency printing and stationery, official publications, meeting of
Supreme Body, and miscellaneous 14
Balance 93
010.52
607.35
000.00
.595.61
307.06
806.59
152.87
$445,480.00
Returns for British Columbia.
Income—
Mortuary Fund $10,840.22
Sickness and Funeral Fund 546.10
Guarantee Fund 8.40
General Fund 675.43
$12,070.15
Disbursements—
Mortuary Fund $8,061.50
Sickness Fund 177.70
General Fund _ 1,180.57
•,419.77 F 28 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
HOME ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA.
Head Office—Calgary, Alberta.
Directors.
F. A. Ogilvie. H. Wingfield.
A. Corrie. J. G. Norstrant.
Dr. W. D. Dixson. G. A. Wilson.
E. Roberts. D. A. Fraser.
G. Fisher.
G. A. Wilson, Secretary.
Statement fob the Year ended December 31st, 1933.
Mortgage loans on real estate $11,745.76
Bonds, debentures, etc. (amortized book value) 143,036.98
Cash on hand and in banks 17,927.01
Interest due and accrued 1,682.84
Agents' balances and premiums uncollected (net, commission deducted) 3,254.14
Furniture and fixtures 2,487.96
Others assets 3.00
Deduct assets not admitted— $180,137.69
Agents' balances on premiums written prior to October 1st, 1933 $853.52
Furniture and fixtures 2,487.96
3,341.48
$176,796.21
Liabilities.
Unpaid claims $14,845.00
Reserve of unearned premiums 31,875.50
Cash dividends to shareholders—
(a.) Due and unpaid , 198.00
(6.) Declared, but not yet due 2,421.00
Taxes due and accrued 2,699.59
Special reserve 5,500.00
Agents' balances 927.83
Other liabilities 3,057.74
Capital stock—
Authorized $500,000.00
Subscribed 500,000.00
Paid up 60,632.00
Surplus 54,639.55
$176,796.21
Profit and Loss Account.
Premiums earned (net) $96,992.36
Losses and claims incurred (net) $38,745.26
Commissions 25,458.86
Taxes .'. 4,855.28
Salaries, fees, and travelling expenses '. 18,801.75
All other expenses 10,772.89
98,634.04
Underwriting loss $1,641.68 Other revenue—
Interest earned $7,492.49
Profit on sale of securities and real estate 98.76
Commissions earned 520.21
Other revenue , 311.34
Other expenditure— $8,422.80
Bad debts written off 219.97
Net profit
Returns for British Columbia.
(See pages 44, 48, 50, 56.)
$8,202.83
3,561.15
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Head Office—Vancouver, B.C.
Directors.
J. W. Berry. Hurford Lewis.
D. A. McKee. W. H. Higginson.
Wm. Newby. R. U. Hurford.
A. Blair, Jr. J. W. Miller.
Henry Boss.
Wm. Townsley, Secretary.
Statement for the Year ended December 31st, 1933.
Assets.
Real estate (book value) $1.00
Bonds (book value) 6,037.50
Cash in bank 3,072.65
Premiums due and unpaid 4,612.52
Premium instalments (not yet due) 33,285.12
Premium notes 113,313.07
Deferred commissions 7,195.37
Deposit 5.00
$167,522.23
Liabilities.
Reserve of unearned premiums (cash plan) $14,439.38
Commission earned 664.34
Premium note reserve 113,313.07
Balance 39,105.44
$167,522.23
Income.
Cash premiums (cash plan) $11,796.96
Cash premiums (instalments) - 22,839.24
Assessments 895.86
Interest : 92.71
Other sources 23.34
$35,648.11 Disbursements.
Losses paid $14,758.96
Commissions 4,427.79
Adjustment expenses 92.82
Salaries, directors' and auditors' fees 7,114.48
Rent 1,377.46
Miscellaneous 3,578.13
Balance 4,298.47
$35,648.11
MUTUAL RELIEF LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office—Kingston, Ontario.
Directors.
J. C. Connell. J. M. Campbell.
D. A. Shaw. H. C. Connell.
Wm. McDonald. "W. A. Mackintosh.
Jos. Powley. J. W. Rigney.
C. C. Folger. W. T. Connell.
Wm. Jackson. H. B. Muir.
Hon. T. A. Kidd.
W. T. Fortye, Secretary.
Statement for the Year ended December 31st, 1933.
Assets.
Real estate (book value) $155,027.94
Mortgages on real estate 609,520.00
Loans secured by stocks, bonds, etc 54,500.00
Loans and advances to policyholders 319.058.15
Bonds and debentures (amortized book value) 3,889,272.20
Stocks (book value) 97,546.17
Cash on hand and in banks 43.765.70
Advances to agents 4 221.94
Interest and dividends due and accrued 65,027.95
Rents due and accrued 3,486.66
Premiums due.and unpaid '. 56,255.41
$5,297,682.12
Liabilities. =====
Liability under assurance and other contracts (net) $4,608,625.00
Liability for payments due under contracts 36.766 00
Provision for death losses and disability claims 22 000.00
Amounts left with Company 7 387 80
Premiums paid in advance 25 168 10
Salaries, rents, and office expenses 10,000 00
Deficiency of market under book value of bonds and debentures 350,190.19
Deficiency of market under book value of stocks 61,821.17
All other liabilities 3g ggg 40
Undivided surplus 23g jqj ^g
$5,297,682.12
Income.
Premium income $538,745.78
Interest and dividends 216 468 87
Rents 4304.V1 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933. F 31
Premium on New York funds $5,468.36
Indemnities on mortgages 22,974.24
Profit on sale or maturity of bonds and stocks 3,110.90
$791,572.86
Disbursements.
Disbursements under assurance contracts $484,575.83
Taxes, licences, and fees 10,392.84
Head Office expenses—Salaries, directors' fees, auditors' fees, travelling expenses,
rents, and miscellaneous 51,873.13
Branch office and agency expenses—Commissions advanced to agents, salaries,
travelling expenses, rents, and miscellaneous 109,592.28
All other expenses—Advertising, office furniture, books and periodicals, postage, express, telegrams and telephones, printing and stationery, legal fees, medical
fees, and miscellaneous 23,071.45
Loss on sale of bonds 45,128.78
Balance 66,938.55
$791,572.86
Returns for British Columbia.
(See page 41.)
THE ONTARIO EQUITABLE LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office—Waterloo, Ontario.
Directors.
Herbert Begg. E. C. Mitchell.
H. G. Bertram. Chas. S. Morton.
Hon. P. C. Biggs. W. E. Payne.
A. W. Briggs, K.C. E. K. Reiner.
Hon. H. Macpherson. J. M. Walton.
J. A. Martin.
M. J. Smith, Secretary.
Statement for the Year ended December 31st, 1933.
Assets.
Real estate (book value) $293,929.74
Mortgages on real estate 3,380,255.84
Loans secured by bonds, stocks, etc 23,800.00
Loans to policyholders 1,599,360.65
Bonds and debentures (amortized book value) 2,922,865.26
Stocks (book value) 106,344.34
Cash on hand and in banks : 106,105.72
Accounts receivable 378.32
Interest due and accrued 293,734.25
Premiums due and uncollected and deferred (net) 255,869.21
Consideration for annuities due and uncollected and deferred (net) 4,115.93
$8,986,759.26
Liabilities.
Liability under assurance and other contracts (net) $7,592,346.00
Liability for payments due under contracts 24,300.00
Provision for death losses and disability claims 15,000.00 F 32
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Amounts left with Company $27,281.81
Premiums paid in advance 15,815.71
Taxes due and accrued 20,000.00
Medical examiners' fees and accounts due and accrued 2,500.00
Reserve for loss on investments 175,000.00
Deficiency of market under book value of bonds and debentures 325,916.74
Deficiency of market under book value of stocks 54,067.34
Agents' balances 4,256.62
Accounts payable 4,497.50
Capital—
Authorized $S,000,000.00
Subscribed 6,741,600.00
Paid up 655,305.90
Undivided surplus 70,471.64
$8,986,759.26
Income.
Premium income $1,201,975.10
Supplementary contracts 8,751.25
Interest and dividends 385,572.53
Rents 7,124.56
Premium on United States funds 1,804.55
Gross profit on sale or maturity of bonds and stocks 204.59
$1,605,432.58
Disbursements.
Disbursements under assurance contracts (net) $813,645.93
Payments on supplementary contracts (net) 1,103.33
Taxes, licences, and fees 27,059.76
Head Office expenses—Salaries, directors' fees, auditors' fees, travelling expenses,
rents, and miscellaneous 83,889.64
Branch office and agency expenses—Commissions, advanced to agents, salaries,
travelling expenses, rents, and miscellaneous 144,097.31
All other expenses—Advertising, office furniture, books and periodicals, postage,
express, telegrams and telephones, printing and stationery, legal and medical
fees, and miscellaneous 33,285.02
Loss on sale, maturity, or exchange of bonds and real estate (gross) 47,797.05
Balance 454,554.54
$1,605,432.58
Returns for British Columbia.
(See page 42.)
THE PROVIDENT ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office—Montreal, Que.
Directors.
Hon. P. R. DuTremblay.
Zenon Fontaine.
Maxime Raymond.
Joseph Simard.
Henri Geoffrion.
R. O. Sweezey.
A. J. Major.
J. Alderic Raymond.
Hon. Sen. J. H. Rainville.
J. E. Rochon, Secretary. REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933. F 33
Statement for the Year ended December 31st, 1933.
Assets.
Real estate (book value) $369,712.53
Mortgages on real estate 27,957.65
Loans secured by bonds, stocks, etc 15,375.00
Bonds and debentures (amortized book value) 323,846.05
Stocks (book value) 322,575.39
Cash on hand and in banks 52,989.20
Interest, dividends, and rents 8,200.06
Agents' balances and premiums uncollected (net, commission deducted) 190,871.20
Bills receivable 5,503.95
Amount due from reinsurance 39,899.03
Furniture, fixtures, and plans 42,837.62
Loans on life policies 45,378.83
Workmen's Compensation Reinsurance Bureau 30,475.34
Excess of market value over book value of bonds 1,463.77
Estimated extra premiums on pay-roll audits 49,500.00
Other assets 26,667.26
$1,553,252.97
Deduct assets not admitted—
Deficiency of market under book value of stocks $69,068.39
Deficiency of market under book value of Workmen's compensation
Reinsurance bond 517.99
Agents' balances on premiums written prior to October 1st, 1933 34,047.14
Bills receivable 11,434.46
Plans, furniture, and fixtures 42,837.62
Reinsurers 31,214.99
Depreciation on real estate 19,037.83
Other ledger assets 14,950.00
223,108.42
Less contingency reserve 28,953.85
194,154.57
$1,359,098.40
Liabilities.
Provision for unpaid claims $265,6S0.92
Provision for unreported and reopened claims 10,000.00
Reserve of unearned premiums carried out at SO per cent, thereof 289,961.63
Taxes due and accrued 2,726.04
Discounted drafts 10,568.94
Reinsurance 22,020.28
Deposit of reinsurers 118,202.15
Contingency reserves 28,953.85
Reserve on life policies 175,448.00
Sundry creditors 17,515.12
Capital—
Authorized $2,000,000.00
Subscribed 1,000,000.00
Paid up „ 304,780.00
Surplus ; .' 113,241.47
$1,359,098.40 F 34 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Profit and Loss Account.
Premiums earned (net) $900,738.41
Losses and claims incurred (net) $462,252.03
Adjustment expenses (net) 46,240.00
Commissions 188,225.02
Taxes 30,046.65
Salaries 71,035.04
Other expenses 125,651.11
923,449.85
Underwriting loss $16,711.44
Other revenue—
Interest $29,880.41
Rents 11,953.23
Bad debts previously written off 3,156.80
Increase in market value of bonds on deposit with Workmen's
Compensation Reinsurance Bureau 1,651.15
Profit on sale of bonds and stocks 9,426.29
Adjustment of bonds by amortization 1,357.58
57,425.46
$40,714.02
Other expenditure—
Bad debts written off $3,180.30
Loss on sale of bonds 4,383.33
Decrease in market value of investments 2,831.41
10,395.04
Net profit $30,318.98
Returns for British Columbia.
(See pages 45, 49, 51, 52, 54, 55, 57, 59.)
THE PROVIDENT LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office—Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Directors.
Robert J. Maclellan. W. E. Brock.
Alexander W. Chambliss. P. J. Kruesi.
J. P. Hoskins. W. C. Cartinhour.
T. R. Preston. John A. Chambliss.
S. L. Probasco. J. W. Kirksey.
W. C. Cartinhour, Secretary.
Statement for the Year ended December 31st, 1933.
Assets.
Real estate (book value) $1,004,106.87
Mortgage loans on real estate 1,400,903.04
Loans secured by bonds, etc 10,423.49
Loans to policyholders 798,842.85
Bonds (book value) 1,323,975.61
Stocks (book value) 84,030.00
Premium notes on policies in force 182,867.29
Cash on hand and in banks 456,265.70
Agents' balances and bills receivable : 32,829.02 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933. F 35
Interest due and accrued $45,788.97
Furniture and fixtures 32,513.97
Due from Home Office Building 7,036.82
Assets per Accident and Health Statement 3S6.961.84
Premiums uncollected and deferred 419,528.00
Due from reinsurance companies 1,221.93
$6,187,295.42
Deduct assets not admitted—
Furniture and fixtures $32,513.97
Agents' debits balances 25,925.83
Bills receivable 7,918.69
Premium notes 185.00
Due from Home Office Building 5,405.58
Book value of mortgage loans over market value 1,450.00
Assets per Accident and Health Statement 31,495.45
104,894.52
1,082,400.90
Liabilities.
Reserve (paid for basis), excluding disability $2,876,184.00
Reserve for total and permanent disability benefits 45,588.00
Value of amounts incurred but not yet due for total and permanent, disability benefits, less $11,564 reinsurance 106,997.00
Value of amounts not yet due on supplementary contracts not involving life contingencies 46,111.00
Unpaid claims 51,271.50
Premiums paid in advance - 5,295.52
Unearned interest and rent paid in advance 27,244.77
Commission to agents 840.00
Salaries, rents, office expenses, bills and accounts due or accrued 1,914.16
Medical examiners' fees 639.00
Taxes 29,531.69
Unpaid dividends 2,000.00
Premium adjustment reserve 36,344.00
Premium Deposit Fund 1,365.42
Investment fluctuation reserve 50,000.00
Contingent reserve 206,586.83
Liabilities per Accident and Health Statement 1,194,48S,01
Capital paid up 800,000.00
Surplus 600,000.00
$6,082,400.90
Income.
Premium income $966,089.97
Supplementary contracts not involving life contingencies 14,895.99
Interest, dividends, and rents 312,758.04
Premium Deposit Fund 19.18
Income per Accident and Health Statement 3,341,238.35
Profit on sale or maturity of bonds 16,625.52
Increase by adjustment in book value of bonds 36,922.01
$4,688,549.06 F 36 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Disbursements.
Claims paid $772,551.49
Investigation and settlement of claims 3,735.96
Commissions 97,642.39
Compensation to managers and agents not paid by commission for services in
obtaining new insurance 11,173.52
Head Office expenses—Supervision, travelling expenses, and rent 73,846.98
Branch office expenses—Salaries, medical examiners' fees, and inspection 26,541.40
Miscellaneous expenses—Bureau and association dues and assessments, legal expenses, furniture and fixtures, printing and stationery, books, newspapers and
periodicals, postage, express, telegraph, telephone and exchange, advertising,
insurance (except on real estate), general office maintenance and expense,
medical impairment service, surety bonds, adjustment account, and outstanding previously written off '. 33,379.48
Taxes, licences, and fees 22,106.75
Real estate, repairs, expenses, and taxes 59,865.23
Dividends to stockholders 58,750.00
Agents' balances charged off 861.62
Investment expenses 12,113.18
Disbursements per Accident and Health Statement 3,189,185.99
Loss on sale of real estate and bonds , 11,187.62
Decrease by adjustment in book value of real estate, bonds, and stocks 190,517.55
Balance in closed banks 25.9S6.61
Balance 99,103.29
$4,688,549.06
Returns for British Columbia.
(See pages 42 and 51.)
SONS OF SCOTLAND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
Head Office—Toronto, Ont.
Governing Executive Authority.
Rev. D. Wallace Christie. Col. A. Fraser.
Lt.-Col. A. Cowan. J. P. MacGregor, K.C.
Adam Brand. Robt. Lewis.
Col. D. M. Robertson. Alex C. Gordon.
W. A. Murray. Geo. Anderson.
Judge J. Tytler.
D. M. Robertson, Secretary.
L. K. File, Actuary.
Statement for the Year ended Decemeer 31st, 1933.
Assets.
Loans and liens on policies $S,151.14
Bonds and debentures (amortized book value) 1,428.807.71
Cash on hand and in banks 41.184.31
Deposit with Quebec Government 5,000.00
Interest due and accrued 23,972.32
Collections reported, but not received by Head Office 8,285.58
$1,515,401.00 Liabilities.
Provision for unpaid claims $20,284.92
Reserves—
Mortuary Fund $1,174,192.00
Sickness Fund 30,249.00
Juvenile Fund 915.00
1,205,356.14
Balance 289,760.00
$1,515,401.06
Income.
Mortuary Fund 166,354.38
Sickness Fund 3,859.61
Juvenile Fund 425.22
General Fund—
Supplies sold $13.35
Interest 44.06
Transferred from Insurance Fund 37,247.25
37,304.66
$207,943.87
Disbursements.
Mortuary Fund $118,455.66
Sickness Fund 1,705.98
General Fund—
Head Office expenses—Salaries, directors' fees and expenses, auditors' fees,
actuaries' fees and expenses, travelling expenses, rents, printing and supplies 15,271.02
Agency and organization expenses—Commission, salaries, travelling expenses,
and miscellaneous 14,471.00
All other expenses—Advertising, medical fees, taxes and licences, telephone,
telegrams and express, light, fuel and water, meeting of Supreme Body, and
miscellaneous 8,602.84
Balance 49,437.37
$207,943.87
Returns for British Columbia.
Income—
Premiums and dues—
Mortuary Fund
Sickness Fund
General Fund
Disbursements—
Mortuary Fund
General Fund
3,797.92
65.87
567.50
$4,431.29
$1,050.00
1,766.52
2,816.52 F 38 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
THE TORONTO GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office—Toronto, Ont.
Directors.
Lieut.-Colonel C. 11. Ackerman. P. H.'Horst.
J. T. Braund. Ray Lawson.
Thos. G. Breck. M. A. MacKenzie.
Charles W. Buchanan. Rt. Hon. A. Meighen.
R. T. Evans. G. L. Smith, K.C.
W. P. Fess. J. Fyfe Smith.
T. G. Breck, Secretary.
Statement fob the Year ended December 31st, 1933.
Mortgages on real estate $45,350.00
Bonds and debentures (amortized book value) 910,021.55
Stocks (book value) 15,721.10
Cash on hand and in banks 81,894.80
Interest due and accrued : 12,691.20
Premiums in course of collection 114,115.00
Amount due from reinsurance on losses already paid 26.21
Amounts due from other insurance companies 7,062.36
$1,186,882.22
Deduct assets not admitted—
Agents' balances on premiums written prior to October 1st, 1933.... $37,030.78
Deficiency of market under book value of bonds and debentures 16,257.46
Deficiency of market under book value of stocks 167.10
53,455.34
$1,133,426.88
Liabilities.
Provision for unpaid claims $189,718.20
Reserve of unearned premiums (net, at 80 per cent.) 249,821.52
Expenses due and accrued 8,142.46
Taxes due and accrued 12,294.23
Reinsurance premiums 11,726.50
Return premiums 866.99
Contingent reserve 15,000.00
Liability re Workmen's Compensation insurance, Quebec 16,788.31
Capital—
Authorized $600,000.00
Subscribed and paid up 284,391.00
Surplus 344,677.67
$1,133,426.8S
Profit and Loss Account.
Premiums earned (net) $559,200.01
Losses and claims incurred (net) $229,625.23
Adjustment expenses 33,129.96
Commissions 133,561.44
Taxes 17,060.74 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933. F 39 '
Salaries, fees, and travelling expenses $95,708.81
All other expenses 43,194.36
— ■ $552,280.54
Underwriting profit $6,919.47
Other revenue—
Interest $48,760.62
Dividends 312.50
Premium on U.S. funds 1,130.99
50,204.11
157,123.58
Other expenditure—■
Bad debts written off $1,310.52
Loss on sale of securities 2,466.34
Decrease in market value of investments 9,283.83
Transferred to contingency reserve 5,000.00
18,060.69
Net profit for the year $39,062.!
Returns for British Columbia.
(See pages 45, 49, 51, 52, 54, 55, 57, 59, 60, 61.)
WESTERN EMPIRE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office—Winnipeg, Man.
Directors.
R. W. Craig, K.O. Dr. A. M. Campbell.
H. M. Dyer. Dr. A. J. Fraser.
Wm. Hudson.
F. C. O'Brien, Secretary.
Statement for the Year ended December 31st 1933.
Assets.
Real estate (book value) $147,751.17
Mortgage loans on real estate 988,824.67
Loans and advances to policyholders 460,369.71
Bonds and debentures (amortized book value) • 76,930.36
Cash on hand and in banks 6,209.30
Interest due and accrued 183,575.85
Premiums due and uncollected and deferred (net) 46,821.69
$1,910,482.75
Liabilities.
Liability under assurance and other contracts (net) $1,423,951.00
Payments due under contracts (net) 9,893.00
Amounts left with Company 6,270.55
Premiums paid in advance 4,525.83
Taxes due and accrued 6,500.00
Unclaimed dividends .. 110.00
Commissions 59.41
Salaries, rents, and office expenses due and accrued 17.27
Medical examiners' fees due and accrued 5.00 F 40 BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Borrowed money $124,500.00
Other liabilities 1,385.45
Capital—
Authorized $1,000,000.00
Subscribed 881,000.00
Paid up 218,153.09
Undivided surplus 15,112.15
Contingent reserve 100,000.00
$1,910,482.75
Income.
Premiums (net) $260,424.24
Supplementary contracts 10,000.00
Amounts left with Company 851.35
Interest and dividends 66,064.21
Profit on sale or maturity of bonds 2,754.55
Other income 90.20
$340,184.55
Disbursements.
Disbursements under assurance and annuity contracts (net) $153,258.21
Payments on supplementary contracts (net) , 4,016.00
Reduction in premiums resulting from application of dividends 235.58
Amounts left with Company 1,123.47
Taxes, licences, and fees 7,838.80
Head Office expenses—Salaries, directors' fees, auditors' fees, travelling expenses,
rents, and miscellaneous 36,430.15
Branch office and agency expenses—Commissions, advanced to agents, salaries,
travelling expenses, rents, and miscellaneous 54,899.01
All other expenses—Advertising, postage, express, telegrams and telephones, printing and stationery, legal fees, commissions on loans, medical fees, and miscellaneous ".;. 15,567.95
Balance 66,815.38
$340,184.55
Returns for British Columbia.
(See page 42.) REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933.
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299,482 66
1 { 381.224 37
'( 165,000 00
t 74,573 00
38,926 26
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« 168,114 52
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2,429,088 25
35,887 50
5,458 00
331,277 81
30,970 15
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Nil.
* 3,074,244 53
14,606 99
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3,416,935 54
2,367,815 88
2,196,700 00
654,076 68
* 1,250 00
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Nil.
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771,533 94
10,750 30
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Nil.
Nil.
12,630 66
12,000 00
23,702 20
11,665 00
Nil.
Nil.
1,131 10
68,634 95
15,179 36
Nil.
5,500 00
3,707 00
6,570 35
11,370 00
Nil.
20,000 00
Nil.
Nil.
Nil.
21,786 00
4,361 00
1,050 00
Nil.
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Claims paid
including'
Matured Endowments.
$78,220 00 1
8,000 00 /
182,816 13 1
20,447 00 J
6,500 00
2,000 00
Nil.
197,815 99V
3,000 00 1
20,000 00
83,229 69 I
500 00 f
71,171 52 1
1,000 00 (
Nil \
Nil. j
Nil.
59,622 90
284,943 31 \
14,099 00/
119,510 53 1
1,000 00 /
79,803 36
4,948 80
16,000 00,
123,098 76
N il.
187,446 00
107,316 14
12,033 00
74,004 83
9.000 00
2.51 0 00
376,049 80
5,000 00
90.195 71
15.795 00
17.196 20
294,548 51
107,957 69
500 00
13,259 00
1,000 00
Nil.
Net
Amount
'of Policies
become
Claims.
$77,500 00
5,500 00
145,091 00
26,697 00
4.500 00
2,000 00
Nil.
201,6o3 00
4,000 00
27,000 00
126,452 00
500 00
82,594 00
1,000 00
Nil.
. Nil.
Nil.
54,254 00
289,736 00
6,649 00
148,576 00
3,500 00
25,981 00
75,105 00
3,8i'0 00
116,462 0
SB.
181,905 n
104,464 0
12,033 0
91,708 0
9,000 0
2,500 0
354,838 0
6,000 0
90,195 7
15,600 0
13,671 0
297,990 0
104,947 0
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5,526 0
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Nil.
Number
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485,500 00
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152,593 00
201,792 00
28,928 00
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448,500 00
,243,320 00
,086.550 00
226,000 00
,498,970 00
56,000 00
364,641 00
Nil.
3.081 59
2.982 00
6,542 00
5,945 00
0,000 oo
3,142 00
1,725 00
3,686 00
6,785 00
0,314 00
NU.
4,606 00
5.862 00
4,764 00
5 513 00
7,721 00
2.082 00
4,080 00
9,000 00
4,668 00
5,010 19
9,364 00
3,235 00
'.774 00
S.nOO 00
1,288 00
5,500 00
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437
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5,819
16
85
113
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9,948
1,287
3,416
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3,758
1
160
Nil.
83
2,480
18,569
10
6,690
2
490
4,068
631
42
7.104
Nil.
23,441
109,244
5
5,821
393
3
16,811
4
1,422
746
818
6,679
8,510
2
1,561
2
Nil
Amount of
Policies, new
and taken
up.
$173,061 78
19,500 00
840,237 00
125,500 00
16,500 00
20,665 00
4,897 00
1,994,133 00
54,500 00
228,330 00
2,105,038 00
1,000 00
889,566 00
4,000 00
104,396 00
Nit.
46,000 00
1,011,568 50
4,816,083 00
90,000 00
1,024,272 (10
2,500 00
169,988 00
2,222,210 00
62,270 00
487,"00 00
1,970,825 00
Nil.
5,452,473 00
4,634,383 00
599,002 00
2,034,046 00
203,828 00
359,550 00
6,018,541 00
5,000 00
6,667 00
146,634 50
121,025 00
382,444 00
1,744,213 00
73,500 00
203,727 00
5,000 00
Nil.
Number
of
Policies,
new and
taken
up.
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594,012 57
37,837 25
4,946 64
7,462 26
903 80
613,466 316
6,219 72
80,991 16
274,946 33
2,856 19
273,649 42
1,0:36 71
8,470 69
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7,323 96
148,740 47
1,272,378 98
20,176 16
467,420 61
3,253 44
27,332 51
415,668 37
7,111 65
30.348 29
517,966 01
Nil.
946,998 71
1,053,303 18
25,505 95
331.468 37
26,766 28
3,067 35
1,395,972 68
2,410 20
93,246 06
25,775 73
62,337 43
463,549 79
612,945 34
1,718 30
71,517 66
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F 43
TABLE II.—LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Premiums t'or year...
Net amount in force.
Claims paid
1929.
$13,545,000
411,056,000
3,004,000
1930.
$14,282,000
438,702,000
3,292,000
1931.
1932.
$14,835,000
446,384,000
3,126,000
$14,005,000
427,879,000
3,854,000
1933.
$13,256,000
409,090,000
3,601,000
TABLE III.—FIRE INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933.
Name of Company.
Net
Premiums
written.
Net Losses
paid.
Net
Premiums
earned.
Net Losses
incurred.
oVcadia Fire Insurance Co
Aetna Insurance Co...
Agricultural Insurance Co
Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd
Alliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia
American Alliance Insurance Co
American Central Insurance Co
American Equitable Assurance Co. of N.Y
American Home Fire Assurance Co
American Insurance Co
Anglo Scottish Insurance Co., Ltd
o\tlas Assurance Co., Ltd
Automobile Insurance Co. of Hartford
Baioise Fire Insurance Co
Bankers' & Traders' Insurance Co., Ltd
Beaver Fire Insurance Co
Boston Insurance Co
British America Assurance Co
British & European Insurance Co., Ltd
British Canadian Insurance Co
British Colonial Fire Insurance Co
British Crown Assurance Corporation, Ltd
British Empire Assurance Co
British General Insurance Co., Ltd
British Law Insurance Co., Ltd
British North Western Fire Insurance Co
British Oak Insurance Co., Ltd ,
British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd
Caledonian American Insurance Co
Caledonian Insurance Co
California Insurance Co
Camden Fire Insurance Co
Canada. Accident & Fire Assurance Co
Canada Security Assurance Co
Canadian Fire Insurance Co
Canadian General Insurance Co
Canadian Indemnity Co
Canadian Surety Co -
Car and General Insurance Corporation, Ltd
Casualty Co. of Canada
Central Insurance Co., Ltd
Central Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co
Central Union Insurance Co
Century Insurance Co., Ltd
China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd
Citizens Insurance Co. of Jersey City
*City of New York Insurance Co
Columbia Insurance Co
Commercial Union o\ssurance Co., Ltd
Commercial Union Eire Insurance Co. of N.Y
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Consolidated Fire & Casualty Insurance Co
Continental Insurance Co
Cornhili Insurance Co., Ltd
County Fire Insurance Co
Dominion Fire Insurance Co
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co
Eagle Star & British Dominions Insur. Co., Ltd...
Employers Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd.
Carried forward
$28,762.28
34,311.04
22,430.96
37.984.77
17.600.S2
3,290.38
0,016.70
4,670.10
575.35
9,738.07
25,178.91
53,818.20
378.58
7.082.91
35.547.06
3,046.17
5,390.34
33,188.58
3,970.02
9,901.54
10,329.80
29.09S.01
28,997.26
6.616.70
19,534.92
17,250.87
7,440.96
21,237.76 j
14,911.29
44,623.311
3.970.02J
4,060.64 j
15.880.081
11,994.48|
41,015.971
17.174.451
15,652.38
3.528.63
15,395.47
2,402.77
9,051.61
4,628.67
438.04
20,116.80
2.250.70
8,522.19
9,586.86|
59,461.07|
1.323.341
17,277.04|
74.811
19,170.831
42,518.261
824.09|
32,324.06|
12,657.50|
41,226.77|
31.627.311
$989,190.62|
$9,724.10
14,032.30
10,506.38
11,943.01
1,524.37
1,215.01
2,052.61
—1.64
1,210.04
3,790.92
6,895.67
14,504.18
41.51
1,032.08
11,674.40
2,626.30
1,152.68
14,800.80
1,035.45
434.33
566.99
7,292.59
15,760.61
1,901.26
2,551.58
5,345.55
1,384.85
5,582.17
5,432.12
10,259.01
1,229.53
449.09
4,445.53
5,191.77
9,180.94
1,741.72
9,808.49
1,559.66
1,124.77
35.24
3,997.21
8.973.27
114.54
5,570.01
6.00
2.349.40
...- i
3,239.01 j
12,208.32
327.39
7,724.67
25.41
6,263.83
14,073.14
490.00
11,825.22
1,571.511
10,417.38|
8.799.911
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I
$28,354.37
38,334.04
14,074.69
43,137.31
18,276.34
5,710.65
5,418.01
2,644.40
2,860.65
6,637.72
23,275.97
50,633.25
289.69
6,619.80
33,268.19
2,674.15
4,930.35
33,024.47
3,487.35
10,936.23
11,266.97
29,687.08
23,504.55
10,444.07
19,746.56
17,695.25
9,319.52
21,904.03
14,407.43
47,075.24
8,722.48
2,871.64
16,905.77
12,321.85
36,429.49
17,440.89
14,549.20
4,423.24
13,831.64
3,602.72
11,212.69
5,026.23
2,119.00
21,531.30
2,272.41
9,317.32
9,527.52
02,038.10
0,132.86
18,834.30
4,056.32
24,541.40
46,694.48
800.52
35,097.91
11,099.38
41,329.20
35,509.46
$11,319.85
13,899.02
10,863.99
11,693.12
1,532.80
1,529.01
1,731.31
266.36
640.24
3,762.92
7,051.79
13,861.90
41.51
1,057.08
11,691.90
2,008.10
1,035.50
17,480.80
1,045.90
277.33
1,682.84
5,430.31
15,440.61
1,769.40
2,501.08
5,384.02
1,308.67
4,194.17
5.999.02
10,656.26
1,326.78
372.60
4.853.39
4,697.77
9,239.89
1,526.97
7,605.05
705.08
1,085.77
35.24
3,648.72
—1,616.73
46.75
5,458.90
6.00
1,970.25
3,772.08
13,233.78
347.00
7,072.07
24.55
5,976.07-
40,556.14
382.40
7,914.20
1,509.91
9,940.16
5,242.91
$1,020,284.13
$306,442.84 F 44
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
TABLE III.—FIRE INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
Name of Company.
Net
Premiums
written.
Net Losses
paid.
Net
Premiums
earned. .
Net Losses
incurred.
Brought forward
Ensign Insurance Co
Equitable Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Essex & Suffolk Equitable Insurance Society, Ltd
Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance Co
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Fire Insurance Co. of Canada
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark
First o\merican Fire Insurance Co
fFirst National Insurance Co. of America
Fonciere Fire Insurance Co...
JFranklin Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia
General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada
General Accident Fire & Life Assur. Corp., Ltd....
General Fire Assurance Co. of Paris
General Insurance Co. of America
Girard Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Glens Falls Insurance Co
Globe Indemnity Co. of Canada
Great oVmerican Insurance Co
Guardian Assurance Co., Ltd
Guardian Insurance Co. of Canada
Guildhall Insurance Co., Ltd
Halifax Fire Insurance Co
Hanover Fire Insurance Co
Hardware Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Home Assurance Co. of Canada
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Home Insurance Co. of New York
SHomestead Fire Insurance Co
Hudson Bay Insurance Co
Imperial Assurance Co
Imperial Guarantee & Accid. Insur. Co. of Canada.
Imperial Insurance Office
Indiana Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance
Insurance Company of North America
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
Law, Union & Rock Insurance Co., Ltd
Legal and General Assurance Society
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ltd..
Liverpool-Manitoba Assurance Co
Local Government Guarantee Society, Ltd
London & County Insurance Co., Ltd
London & Lancashire Guar. & oVccid. Co. of Canada
London & Lancashire Insurance Co., Ltd
London & Provincial Marine & Gen. Insur. Co., Ltd.
London & Scottish Assurance Corporation, Ltd
London Assurance
London-Canada Insurance Co
London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd
Lumber Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Lumbermen's Insurance Co
Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance Co
Marine Insurance Co., Ltd
Maryland Insurance Co
Mechanics & Traders Insurance Co
Mercantile Fire Insurance Co
Merchants and Manufacturers Fire Insurance Co.
Merchants Fire Assurance Corporation of N.Y.....
Merchants Marine Insurance Co., Ltd ...
Mercury Insurance Co
Michigan Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Millers National Insurance Co
Mill Owners Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Iowa..
Minnesota Implement Mutual Fire Insurance Co...
Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of British Columbia..
National Ben Franklin Fire Insurance Co
Nationale Fire Insurance Co. of Paris ,
Carried forward
$989,190.62
12,036.78
7,318.65
8,077.15
35,393.01
2,190.47
38,906.34
35,380.08
10,029.50
4,963.20
I
I
$299,202.89 $1,020,284.13
8,893.97
11,420.58
8,795.10
10,652.69
-91,017.40
1,455.48
6,250.99
12,439.52
37,582.92
98,107.81
15,591.43
11,436.64
14,117.52
5,850.19
22,693.24
53,690.43
1,045.35
10,352.42|
75.007.20
15,505.34
19,173.72
1,810.98
25,048.08
4,979.66
45,326.30
4,030.38
24,458.67
49,710.48
98,586.40
10,903.22
4,480.27
21,469.99
7,187.44
97,335.78
5,398.70
11,878.78
51,472.91
10,551.35
19,173.72
5,054.66
13,992.50
7.250.50
Nil
3,817.62
504.45
15.521.84
17,058.79
44,456.99
13,947.70
3.287.81
3.710.09
25,285.25
7,420.03
22,093.24
5,090.54
30,098.45
17,022.01
20,241.17
$2,458,821.55
5,394.23
3,481.74
2,084.10
10,803.35
056.62
11.660.12
4,292.93
2,916.81
3,786.85
2,313.09
-[
8,488.11
4,189.68
5,332.90
43,580.38
3,308.29
426.18
4,996.50
10,099.88
30,008.50
3,49,8.75
0,040.81
3,301.00
848.70
12.S29.46
19,738.22
Nil
8,240.111
47,350.721
I
6,733.871
6,479.26 j
2.344.16J
4,515.08|
11,011.17|
5,575.43|
1,708.611
7,575.22|
8,970.231
38,666.551
7,994.401
277.76
15,161.92
1,610.83
38,540.12
531.15
4.589.99
25,878.30
6,660.88
6,479.26
11.206.56
4,307.40
15,524.27
Nil
3,141.73
1,927.80
1,788.29 j
11,335.58|
17,928.971
7,271.73 |
328.091
2,211.14|
10.275.33 [
8.548.921
12,829.40|
759.95
8,763.97
6,717.63
$897,115.45
12,860.19
8,216.77
8,053.15
37,409.42
4,000.14
30,007.46
39,197.58
16,486.36
5,391.35
10,318.26
12,028.20
8,740.45
10,290.90
68,670.48
863.64
5.470.42
12,948.66
39,402.72
91,597.05
10,187.20
7.952.8S
13,756.42
5,754.55
22,943.01
53,781.04
178.09
14,454.44
80,814.03
15,004.13
19,044.06
1,815.77
22,717.45
5,376.18
47,270.03
5,418.74
25,797.71
33,398.19
118,697.09
22,171.40
5,278.12
19,042.70
6,594.62
102,648.19
5,050.95
12,389.44
55,749.37
10,515.11
19,053.03
6,241.01
12,191.18
9,164.24
Nil
5,209.85
4,614.16
14,863.54
24,257.05|
46,169.331
15,010.981
5,324.10|
6,200.09|
30,180.53|
8,335.35|
22,943.01
5,710.401
18,391.511
27,017.53|
$274907342:93r
$306,442.84
3,205.64
5,099.74
2,077.38
8,014.67
3,693.62
9,204.12
44,242.81
2,575.87
3,786.85
2,011.09
8,488.11
4,1S9.08
5,479.90
11,087.73
—11.27
425.18
4,500.89
17,532.88
28,980.20
2,839.09
6,033.91
2,660.00
—316.97
5,414.46
17,814.88
Nil
8,343.11
41,631.72
5,430.87
7,543.10
2,344.10
4,612.58
223.50
6,355.14
1,233.01
5,993.72
9,253.23
28,784.39
7,297.42
951.76
10,523.02
1,455.83
33,454.12
531.15
4,583.99
24,235.99
5,970.41
7,543.10
534.45
2,800.46
4,074.27
Nil
3,140.99
289.80
1,382.29
8,939.58
15,115.97
6,764.73
293.85
1,928.84
13,853.73
8,344.64
5,414.46
705.95
14,741.SI
2,857.07
7,041.03
$823,001.24 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933.
F 45
TABLE III.—FIRE INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
Name of Company.
Brought forward
National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford
**National Liberty Insurance Co. of oVmerica
National Liverpool Insurance Co
National Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd
National Union Fire Insurance Co
Newark Fire Insurance Co
tfNew Brunswick Fire Insurance Co
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co
New Jersey Insurance Co
New York Underwriters Insurance Co.
Niagara E'ire Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd.....
North Empire Fire Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co., Ltd
North River Insurance Co
Northwestern Mutual Fire oVssociation
Northwestern National Insurance Co
North West Fire Insurance Co
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd
Occidental Fire Insurance Co
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, Ltd
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co
Pacific Fire Insurance Co
Palatine Insurance Co., Ltd
Patriotic Assurance Co., Ltd
Pearl o\ssurance Co., Ltd
Pennsylvania Lumbermen's Mutual Fire Insur. Co
Phenix Fire Insurance Co. of Paris
Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
Pioneer Insurance Co
Planet Assurance Co., Ltd
I'ortage la Prairie Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Providence Washington Insurance Co
Provident Assurance Co
Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd
Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd
Quebec Fire Assurance Co
Queen Insurance Co. of America
Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd
Railway Pnssenprers Assurance Co
Reliance Insurance Co. of Canada
Retail Hardware Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Rhode Island Insurance Co
Royal Exchange Assurance
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
Royal Scottish Insurance Co., Ltd
St. Paul Fire &. Marine Insurance Co
Scottish Canadian oVssurance Corporation
Scottish Metropolitan o\ssurance Co., Ltd
Scottish Union & National Insurance Co
Sea Insurance Co., Ltd
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven
Sentinel Fire Insurance Co
Southern Insurance Co., Ltd
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd
State Assurance Co., Ltd
Stuyvesant Insurance Co
Sun Insurance Office
Sussex Fire Insurance Co
Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd
Toronto General Insurance Co
Trans Canada Insurance Co
Travelers Fire Insurance Co
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Union Fire, Accident & General Ins. Co. of Paris.
Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd
Carried forward
Net
Premiums
written.
Net Losses
paid.
Net
Premiums
earned.
Net Losses
incurred.
I
$2,458,821.55| $897,115.45 [ $2,490,342.931 $823,001.24
19,019.09
9,951.01
17,287.17
10,698.82
10,703.57
16,421.45| 20,312.70
0,007.02
31,117.55
1,802.79
16,095.57
49,033.53
19,173.72
31,005.89
2.891.33
72.258.85
13,531.09
0,016.70|
08,310.02
17.912.39
14,748.22
34,285.92
21,300.31
19.835.58
18,520.76
10.005.23
24,272.22
5,074.79
7,154.27
4.709.89
171.981.43
28,330.55
8.755.51
7,738.58
29.155.92
0,159.20
7.817.68
28.451.52
8.902.98
20,449.58
44,788.07
9.125.00
7.233.41
5.559.73
22,093.24
1,052.18
38,039.00
142,533.88
7,892.47
13.4S5.02
10.509.99
11.554.91
29,993.53
10,024.49
4.035.73
15S.24
5,999.71
44,032.05
17.242.05
—6,868.92
53.072.00
7.057.83
AT-7
10.105.01
15,212,90
55.871.84
20.400.80
10.093.03
34.770.03
3,997.21
2,776.60
735.86
4,538.39
-I
1,776.11
7,840.13
48.88
4,030.00
10,580.23
0,479.20
13,980.52
2,738.50
234,171.31
5,434.55
3,043.84
32,823.16
1,862.60
9,588.06
13,142.221
8,129.04 |
7,227.85|
4,741.931
1.908.351
3,577.49|
10,359.90 |
5,534.231
989.55)
50,233.841
9,388.481
3,878.961
5,609.88|
34,412.60)
4,303.58
6.30
9,152.52
8,588.97
' 3,740.00
19,177.01
0,488.40
1.568.82
3,287.19
12,829.40
37.89
0,020.91
55,847.02
3,497.57
2,185.99
1,306.60
2.181.00
9,430.33
0,1.80.51
042.87
522.78
1.682.71
20.072.84
5,145.28
1,766.99
19.262.82
2.732.82
mi
3.799.39
4,430.29
5.558.53
9,024.10
1,182.45
9,344.91
$3,989,643.75| $1,661,763.10
8,465.90
17,469.18
13,162.39
9,823.26
7,735.69
32,091.10
1,037.03
17,002.52
48,947.60
19,177.66
34,453.91
4,681.16
82,730.52
15.989.08
8,049.34
76,148.02
17,113.83
10,384.08
34,780.06
23,003.78
18,822.43
18,931.85
9,973.18
16,827.61
5,292.02
6.701.34
1,824.32
185,458.72
25,011.61
9,404.08
12,893.12
28,307.04
0,586.54
5,246.88
30,600.05
19,703.33
21,352.07
44,158.34
10,147.00
7.33)4.4!)
7,610.77
22,943.01
1,273.24
39,390.21
150,734.95
8.579.40
15.801.40
10,250.82
15.092.S7
36,780.48
17,433.40
6,149.42
916.91
7,044.78
51,527.02
18.180.52
3,225.45
04.200.12
0.558.30
Nil
11,821.80
14,900.20
45,371.75
26,818.30
11,500.43
34,779.50
17,377.23
3,648.72
5,393.60
337.86
3,759.39
1,777.52
9,384.13
44.51
3,627.56
9,331.89
7,543.10
14,907.52
1,459.56
25,304.44
1,978.59
2,200.60
30,522.16
2,092.43
11,788.90
12,992.82
8,101.58
5,015.85
5,023.37
1,008.35
4,243.49
—321.42
5,072.23
1,389.55
53,411.80
6,215.48
3,028.90
3,853.05
37,475.94
5,159.37
0.30
10,305.52
8,792.97
4,450.90
15,005.01
388.40
2.808.38
2,712.19
5,414.46
41.56
9.810.91
39,202.92
2.782.57
2,067.57
3,471.37
1,351.00
9,301.70
5,716.51
610.87
422.78
1.754.23
15,516.84
5,095.28
—987.01
15.104.58
4.000.82
mi
3.070.94
3,112.79
0,192.82
8,709.88
872.45
9,423.91
$4,120,593.50 $1,327,947.54 F 46
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
TABLE III.—FIRE INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
Name of Company.
Net.
Premiums
written.
Net Losses
paid.
Net.
Premiums
earned.
Net Losses
incurred.
Brought forward '.
Union Marine & General Insurance Co., Ltd
United British Insurance Co., Ltd
United Firemen's Insurance Co
United Mutual Fire Insurance Co
United States Fire Insurance Co
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co
Westchester Fire Insurance Co
Western Assurance Co
XXWestminster Fire Office
World Fire and Marine Insurance Co
World Marine & General Insurance Co., Ltd
Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd
Totals
Ti-tals for 1932.... ~
*City of New York Insurance Co. (gross)
fFirst National Insurance Co. of America (gross)
JFranklin Fire Insur. Co. of Philadelphia (gross)...
^Homestead Fire Insurance Co. (gross)
**National Liberty Insur. Co. of America (gross)....
ttNew Brunswick Fire Insurance Co. (gross)
^Westminster Fire Office (gross)
Note.—These figures are- included in the fore
going return.
I I I
$3,989,643.75| $1,661,763.101 $4,120,593.56| $1,327,947.54
I I
39.23
70.17
Nil
4,053.89
1,175.02
5,320.09
1,175.02
9,580.80
3,239.61
9,527.52
3,771.52
4,770.05
6,048.00
5.187.78
11,452.34
32,430.71
10,543.35
31,107.82
11,150.35
45,222.02
37,918.08
41,198.54
30,133.02
2,110.58
2,293.08
1,715.58
19,703.86
12,213.15
21,229.40
12,507.15
7,153.90
4,575.23
0,499.43
05.00
8,905.93
700.81
9,797.50
850.81
25,778.02
14,302.01
23,871.02
14,735.61
$1,415,504.54
$4,579.758.981 $2.503,802.09 | $4.875,200.30
$2,680,844.63
$5
39.
3
3
6
921.
367.
803.
205.
253.
532
725.
I
$174.54
4,535.34
2,873.90
3,133.29
0.204.20
8,818.89
2,271.17
I
Reciprocal Exchanges.
Net Premium
Deposits
written.
Net Premium
Deposits
earned.
Net Losses
incurred.
Net Losses
paid.
Affiliated Underwriters
Canners Exchange Subscribers at Warner Inter
Insurance Bureau
Individual Underwriters
Inter Insurers Exchange
Lumbermen's Underwriting Alliance
Manufacturing Lumbermen's Underwriters
New York Reciprocal Exchange
Underwriters Exchange
Warner Reciprocal Insurers
Totals
$1,680.51
$1,877.20
Nil 1
Nil
3,322.89
3,452.57
Nil
Nil
2,721.86
4,704.94
$22,801
Nil
187.08
443.14
125.20
$125.20
16,795.35
16,350.04
225.63|
6,229.89
14,052.40
13,151.72
—866.85)
6,633.15
3,945.11
5.886.03
121.14)
94.34
1,937.24
2,277.05
236.941
186.94
115.14
311.05
Nil
Nil
$44,703.58
$4S,453.80
$731.71|
$13,269.52 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933.
F 47
TABLE IV.—FIRE INSURANCE SUMMARY.
Year.
Net Premiums
written.
Net Amount of
Losses paid.
Net Premiums
earned.
Net Amount of
Losses incurred.
Ratio Losses
incurred to
Premiums
earned.
1929
$6,131,977.59
5,904,594.35
5,310,372.73
4,579,758.98
4,147,292.88
$3,143,031.58
3,671,727.23
2,563,371.02
2,503,802.09
1,754,656.20
$5,957,509.40
5,920,805.74
5,600.576.78
4,875,200.30
4,270,769.23
$3,231,816.37
3,724,737.51
2,633,460.63
2,680,844.63
1,415,504.54
54 02
1930
62 00
1931
46 92
1932
1933
54.97
33.09
TABLE V.—AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933.
Name of Company.
Net
Premiums
written.
Net Losses
paid.
Net
Premiums
earned.
Net Losses
incurred.
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co
Aetna Insurance Co
Agricultural Insurance Co
Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd
Alliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia
American Alliance Insurance Co
o\.merican Automobile Fire Insurance Co
American Automobile Insurance Co
American Central Insurance Co
American Home Fire Assurance Co
Anglo Scottish Insurance Co., Ltd
Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd
Bankers & Traders Insurance Co., Ltd
British oVmerica Assurance Co
British & European Insurance Co., Ltd
British Canadian Insurance Co
British Colonial Fire Insurance Co
British Empire Assurance Co
British General Insurance Co., Ltd
British Law Insurance Co
British Oak Insurance Co., Ltd
British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd
Caledonian Insurance Co
Camden Fire Insurance Assn
Canada Accident & Fire Assurance Co
Canada Security Assurance Co
Canadian Fire Insurance Co
Canadian General Insurance Co
Canadian Indemnity Co
Canadian Surety Co
Car & General Insurance Corporation
Casualty Co. of Canada
Central Insurance Co., Ltd
Central Manufacturers Mutual Insurance Co....
Century Indemnity Co
Century Insurance Co., Ltd
China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd
Columbia Insurance Co
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Consolidated Fire & Casualty Insurance Co
Continental Casualty Co
Continental Insurance Co
Cornhill Insurance Co
County Fire Insurance Co
Dominion Fire Insurance Co
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co
Employers Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd
Equitable Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Fidelity & Casualty Co. of N.Y
Fidelity Insurance Co. of Canada
Fidelity Phenix Fire Insurance Co
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Fireman's Fund Indemnity Co
Carried forward
Nil
$30.10
Nil
4,750.34
79.50
150.69
23,450.14
38.526.86
Nil
Nil
4,229.60
832.18
2,021.09
25,732.83
mi
5,070.23
30,244.95
8,940.57
3,323.09
21,117.80
4,309.43
8,705.70
1,129.24
230.90
8,827.00
7,193.43
10,589.70
15,506.35
19,246.81
9,861.29
4,872.84
3,325.151
mi
6,213.04
—103.05
4,229.01
Nil
Nil
0,510.80
NU
1,515.04
1,309.50
Nil.
12,607.07
37.67
7,570.91
23,724.97
29,284.87
Nil
Nil
2,455.00
mi
Nil
Nil
$357,:
j 0.:
Nil
$818.35
Nil
1,010.08
1.65
62.66
8,116.80
16,257.11
Nil
Nil
1,562.55
2.35
44.65
13,465.58
Nil
1,671.88
7,138.57
5,795.04
1,564.52
9,867.18
1,597.04
2,956.16
365.60
27.30
3,557.97
813.01
2,133.41
6,143.83
10,220.33
5,516.91
1,608.45
523.37
119.88
1,240.12
1,081.44
1,502.55
Nil
Nil
7,044.82
Nil
9,023.00
3,707.34
Nil
4,000.08
10.07
2,922.01
5,755.21
13,037.85
Nil
Nil
1,989.67
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
$730.23
Nil
5,982.87
70.74
86.80
20,011.98
37,547.34
Nil
Nil
5,022.91
573.04
1,213.01
20,272.34
Nil
5,595.62
28,954.47
9,438.69
3,387.23
21,684.75
4,200.78
10,305.03
878.48
232.84
8,793.20
7,287.35
11,017.04
18,018.94
23,413.25
10,140.27
5,003.02
3,812.95
301.72
0,108.80
743.00
5,205.09
Nil
Nil
0,998.98
Nil
7,745.84
3,991.25
Nil
12,534.54
52.10
8,566.49
24,684.72
33,645.97
Nil
Nil
2,385.87
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
$692.30
Nil
961.08
1.65
70.66
8,108.30
17,184.11
Nil
Nil
1,030.05
2.35
44.05
15,403.58
Nil
1,734.88
8,044.97
0,205.04
199.52
11,781.93
700.04
2,937.16
310.00
27.30
5,011.97
1,198.01
2,657.91
6,690.83
6,091.45
5,110.91
3,108.45
1,123.37
9.88
1,552.12
1,681.44
1,630.05
Nil
Nil
2,191.32
Nil
4,924.19
4,912.92
Nil
4,058.18
17.67
3,243.00
4,545.21
649.85
TH!
Nil
1,574.67
Nil
Nil
Nil
$156,209.68
$389,299.60
$139,409.63 F 48
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
TABLE V.—AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued,,
Name of Company.
Net
Premiums
written.
Net Losses
paid.
Net
Premiums
earned.
Net Losses
incurred.
Brought forward
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
Firemen's Insurance Co., Newark
First National Insurance Co
♦Franklin Fire Insurance Co
General Accident Assurance Co
General Accident Fire & Life Assur. Corp., Ltd.
General Casualty Co. of America
General Casualty Insurance Co. of Paris
General .Exchange Insurance Corporation
General Insurance Co. of America
Glens Falls Insurance Co
Globe Indemnity Co
Great American Indemnity Co
Great American Insurance Co
Guardian Insurance Co. of Canada
Guildhall Insurance Co., Ltd
Halifax Fire Insurance Co
Hardware Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Co....
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Home Assurance Co. of Canada
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co
The Home Indemnity Co
Home Insurance Co
tHomestead ITire Insurance Co
JHudson Bay Insurance Co
Imperial Guarantee & Accid. Insur. Co. of Canada...
Imperial Insurance Office
Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America
Insurance Co. of North America
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
Law, Union & Rock Insurance Co., Ltd
Legal and General Insurance Society, Ltd
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co
Liverpool-Manitoba Assurance Co
London & Lancashire Guar. & Accident Co
London & Lancashire Insurance Co
London & Provincial Marine General Ins. Co., Ltd....
London & Scottish Assurance Corporation
London oissurance
London-Canada Insurance Co
London Guarantee & Accident Co
Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co
Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance Co
Marine Insurance Co., Ltd
Maryland Casualty Co
Merchants Casualty Insurance Co
Merchants Marine Insurance Co
Mercury Insurance Co
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Co
Minnesota Implement Mutual Fire Insurance Co....
Motor Union Insurance Co
National Ben Franklin Fire Insurance Co
National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford
§National Liberty Insurance Co
National Union Fire Insurance Co
Newark Fire Insurance Co
New Jersey Insurance Co
New York Underwriters Insurance Co
Niagara Fire Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd
Northern Assurance Co., Ltd
Northwest Casualty Co
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association
Northwestern National Insurance Co
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd
Occidental Fire Insurance Co
Ocean oVccident & Guarantee Corporation, Ltd
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Carried forward
$357,895.85
148.75
Nil
Nil
I
21,613.09
4,213.29
52,066.74
2,307.08
10,290.52
22,194.55
5,471.41
44,074.59
2,523.47
1,095.27
43,810.76
14,151.44
Nil
4.14
10,816.64
1,221.38
926.47
71.84
809.92
7,700.20
2,597.21
5,848.75
540.47
193.83|
939.38
5,669.98
11,652.97
24,752.18
4,887.63
33,636.69
3,382.94
6,109.82
909.93
5,380.77
13,252.52
29,087.83
00,010.42
Nil
4,410.75
—77.97
Nil
1,558.42
91.89
22,290.53
4.14
18,724.75
588.37
Nil
116.80
4,221.38
851.48
Nil
Nil
5,119.80
10,075.16
15,276.27
26,132.61
1,448.79
15,494.04
5,383.30
30,433.82
4,909.70
$150,209.68
Nil
Nil
Nil
9,487.15
1,265.40
10,478.81
48.45
5,665.57
8,444.22
1,656.34
15,172.90
574.26
754.00
17,811.05
0,022.51
209.35
Nil
5,513.11
657.23
338.25
86.49
oViZ
2,007.34
338.21
1,839.52
5.18
Nil
179.61
1,291.86
5,703.52
9,294.85
1,627.94
12,051.76
79.92
2,679.66
1,031.06
812.11
4,380.09
25,570.42
30,208.06
Nil
525.75
34.00
Nil
258.98
9.00
10,430.42
Nil
5,559.02
151.41
NU
83.77
1,219.07
2,035.08
Nil
Nil
1,054.74
2,495.77
9,039.65
11,972.13
410.72
4,381.32
721.02
21,119.11
2,024.29
$389,299.00
190.05
Nil
Nil
21,090.40
3,783.17
45,739.00
2,514.61
10,296.25
19,508.44
6,378.46
29,303.52
2,836.11
1,956.38
45,459.48
10,609.28
1,288.30
5.53
10,292.06
1,547.63
618.32
1,200.84
597.23
6,320.70
2,727.40
6,742.15
537.86
243.56
608.03
0,308.50
10,846.21
25,864.12
4,756.76
37,344.92
3,395.13
6,339.59
945.18
5,649.42
13,460.44
33,057.07
51,990.77
Nil
3,523.03
1,090.33
Nil
1,214.17
94.18
23,578.22
5.53
19,548.71
040.45
Nil
389.28
2.991.70
1,893.64
Nil
NU
5,376.36
11,338.93
10,366.11
29,552.45
1,654.95
15,887.17
5,590.43
29,053.94
5,309.74
$139,409.63
300.00
Nil
Nil
7,987.15
1,468.40
22,382.91
3,108.45
5,160.57
9,028.72
1,741.34
25,401.90
1,066.26
795.00
16,450.05
6,734.51
94.35
Nil
4,348.11
519.18
1,838.25
46.49
Nil
2,200.34
338.21
599.52
25.18
Nil
179.61
1,651.86
1,978.52
12,604.85
1,719.94
24,002.76
79.92
1,129.66
781.06
702.11
6,498.98
18,566.42
30,208.06
Nil
887.75
12.00
Nil
326.98
9.00
18,822.12
Nil
7,939.02
131.41
Nil
83.77
1,467.07
1,522.08
Nil
Nil
3,709.74
3,694.27
5,837.15
10,803.28
420.72
8,116.32
2,996.02
33,619.11
2,734.57
$981,826,981 $413,633.13| $997,971.65| $454,406.65
I I I REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933.
F 49
TABLE V.—AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
Name of Company.
Net
Premiums
written.
Net Losses
paid.
Net
Premiums
earned.
Net Losses
incurred.
Brought forward
Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co
Palatine Insurance Co
Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
Portage la Prairie Mutual Fire Insurance Co-
Providence Washington Insurance Co
Provident Assurance Co '..
Provincial Insurance Co
Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd
Queen Insurance Co
Railway Passengers Assurance Co
Retail Hardware Mutual Fire Insurance Co....
Royal Exchange Assurance
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co
St. Paul Mercury Indemnity Co. of St. Paul
Scottish Metropolitan Assurance Co
Scottish Union & National Insurance Co
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven
Sentinel Fire Insurance Co
Southern Insurance Co., Ltd
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Sun Insurance Office, Ltd
Toronto General Insurance Co
Trans Canada Insurance Co
Travelers Fire Insurance Co
Travelers Indemnity Co
Union Assurance Society, Ltd.,
Union Fire, Accident & General Insurance Co..
Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd
Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd
United British Insurance Co., Ltd :
United Pacific Casualty Insurance Co
United States Fidelity & Casualty Co
United States Fire Insurance Co
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co
Western Assurance Co
-"Westminster Fire Office
World Fire and Marine Insurance Co
World Marine & General Insurance Co
Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd
Zurich General Accident and Liability Ins. Co-
Totals
$981,826.98
4,229.62
5,800.61
728.28
67,247.74
Nil
69,475.71
267.72
12,633.00
42,210.70
1,469.11
5,005.06
15,624.58
4.14
13,620.46
55,689.37
2,154.84
151.93
5,001.30
3,410.00
Nil
Nil
1,409.92
Nil
12,351.59
12,080.65
25,158.83
1,209.91
7,832.20
4,533.55
Nil
8,189.51
Nil
4,800.23
2,933.93
1,715.53
NU
10,579.10
6,789.16
Nil
5,739.68
10,923.17
43,168.38
$1,452,117.87
$413,633.13
1,562.55
14,331.69
342.00
32,592.51
oVi!
42,410.90
185.08
1,227.85
18,810.91
806.43
1,720.73
3,573.02
Nil
12,381.21
41,574.70
2,027.79
9,242.10
4,545.53
0,200.20
NU
Nil
520.85
oVi!
3,747.22
3,008.94
12,709.28
398.73
1,150.13
451.13
122.85
1,100.30
Nil
2,052.67
5,518.08
8,447.22
NU
2,095.82
1,878.38
298.00
1,704.73
3,484.99
14,556.81
$997,971.65
4,214.25
6,400.40
466.25
71,354.07
TH!
85,581.96
182.79
9,764.93
45,485.29
1,876.09
11,006.79
16,300.11
5.53
15,401.20
71,789.37
6,248.65
927.76
4,943.18
6,767.86
Nil
Nil
1,427.14
Nil
12,503.69
12,622.48
25,299.47
1,281.62
8,450.08
4,945.49
458.78
8,887.10
Nil
4,820.20
3,272.60
20.04
Nil
13,077.73
0,708.20
Nil
5,839.13
10,574.24
49,084.47
$454,406.65
1,630.05
10,779.09
642.00
52,363.51
Nil
47,006.43
185.05
1,782.43
18,367.26
800.43
1,792.73
5,018.02
Nil
12,154.21
10,153.70
2,310.40
4,470.10
5,039.53
5,711.20
Nil
Nil
543.35
NU
200.22
5,904.94
20,178.28
373.47
890.30
353.13
—202.15
711.30
Nil
2,599.07
5,010.08
—2,019.13
NU
4,204.12
1,943.38
mi
2,900.23
3,809.99
23,558.81
$071,140.46
$1,527,227.49
$709,067.26
Totals for 1932 | $1,688,362.42
$975,743.43
$1,788,803.51
$911,308.44
•Franklin Fire Insurance Co
fHomestead Fire Insurance Co
§National Liberty Insurance Co
**Westminster Fire Office
^Hudson Bay Insurance Co. (gross premiums and
losses, respectively)
Note.—These figures are included in the foregoing return.
$1,933.24
1,221.63
1,267.53
145.43
69,494.07
$595.80
213.70
022.33
142.88
44,052.52
$1,850.40
838.51
974.19
091.23
$593.80
213.70
787.33
137.88
TABLE VI.—SUMMARY OF AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
Year.
- Net Premiums
written.
Net Losses
paid.
Net premiums
earned.
Net Losses
incurred.
Ratio Losses
incurred to
Premiums
earned.
1929
$2,137,000
2,152,000
1,969,000
1,088,000
1,452,000
$1,018,000
1,239,000
1,181,000
976,000
671,000
$1,900,000
2,148,000
2,013,000
1,789,000
1,527,000
$1,099,000
1,285,000
1,186,000
911,000
709,000
57.82
1930
59.82
1931
1932
1933
58.92
50.92
40.43 F 50 BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
TABLE VII.—CASUALTY INSURJ
ACCIDENT AND
jIn
CE PREM
[UMS AND
NSTJRANCE
LOSSES IN
1933.
SICKNESS 1
Name of Company.
Accident Insurance.
Sickness Insurance.
Gross
Premiums,
less Return
Premiums.
Gross
Losses
paid.
Gross
Premiums,
less Keturn
Premiums.
Gross
Losses
paid.
{
1
{
!
f
!
{
!
$208.20
•2,877.90
1,476.74
1,946.76
1,205.96
3,619.15
608.91
0,009.33
078.89
313.19
207.00
881.24
Nil
133.13
•230.90
2,750.30
—104.90
•25.00
028.45
565.21
•399.00
Nil
22,310.94
80.00
26,273.08
•221.45
4,750.65
•10.00
1.08
374.73
•12,104.54
15,297.83
3,458.20
141.46
23,472.78
263.51
560.00
944.80
•39,484.01
NU
29,807.80
3,820.50
120.50
92.13
1,063.26
25,967.01
0,529.44
2,845.42
•552.97
4.25
4,139.48
•1,990.45
•3,847.77
•17,290.77
Nil
284.05
♦15,902.81
552.03
6,148.39
•5,054.90
705.00
2,429.72
823.20
2,894.52
117.40
30.55
$100.57
1,921.08
908.12
273.33
2,742.49
2,152.19
250.00
6,420.03
204.12
490.30
244.70
1,372.13
Nil
95.00
Nil
1,749.96
Nil
•153.33
6.00
120.28
•195.72
•203.20
16,040.49
Nil
13,770.14
•979.97
12,697.61
NU
Nil
59.38
♦6,546.41
9,281.99
1,464.62
Nil
11,358.95
220.00
71.00
291.18
•11,015.84
Nil
21,225.01
1,434.70
Nil
Nil
311.28
13,380.21
2,029.09
307.05
•014.42
Nil
1,392.44
•2,097.91
•2,254.72
•11,030.78
Nil
Nil
•7,820.72
299.63
1,037.00
3,501.00
118.20
Nil
466.40
1,261.52
34.25
Nil
} Nil
$890.27
886.45
620.11
4,071.63
Nil
2,372.30
389.14
37.74
Nil
92.24
Nil
72.50
( - 1,059.48
\ Nil
Nil
179.85
Nil
Nil
22,064.09
Nil
j 14,903.20
1,436.39
| Nil
55.69
j 9,650.69
1,794.92
35.74
16,176.2S
48.00
Nil
139.01
Nil
NU
29,249.80
1,605.23
47.81
NU
333.93
17,821.04
2,508.50
1
| Nil
Nil
} 1,814.31
Nil
Nil
Nil
173.80
Nil
306.95
841.09
NU
1,000.51
102.87
731.75
65.10
21.10
NU
$008.00
463.65
357.31
4,223.92
NU
1,424.21
350.65
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
602.24
Nil
Nil
83.16
NU
Nil
10,802.00
Nil
8,471.63
1,240.41
Nil
118.77
9,164.99
523.39
1,112.28
5,946.79
Nil
94.16
28.91
Nil
NU
14,780.53
921.83
Nil
Consolidated Fire and Casualty Insurance Co
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd....
The General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada-
General Accident Fire & Life Assur. Corpn., Ltd.
The General Casualty Insurance Co. of Paris
Home Assurance Co. of Canada
Imperial Guar. & Accident Insur. Co. of Canada
Nil
Nil
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ltd,
London & Lancashire Guar. & Accid. Co. of Canada.
London & Provincial Mar. & Gen. Insur. Co., Ltd.
London & Scottish Assurance Corporation, Ltd....
6,539.75
962.27
Nil
Nil
890.36
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
1,064.00
Nil
531.58
73.32
221.11
14.00
NU
Loyal Protective Insurance Co
Merchants Casualty Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd
Occidental Life Insurance Co
$308,255.30
$174,702.86
$133,600.77
$71,615.25
* Accident and sickness.
- REPORT OP THE SUPERINTENDENT OP INSURANCE, 1933.
P 51
TABLE VII.—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
ACCIDENT AND INSURANCE-—Continued.
Name of Company.
Accident Insurance.
Gross
Premiums,
less Return
Premiums.
Gross
Losses
paid.
Sickness Insurance.
Gross
Premiums,
less Return
Premiums.
Gross
Losses
paid.
Brought forward..
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, Ltd..
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
The Protective Association of Canada
Provident Assurance Co
The Provident Life & Accident Insurance Co....
Prudential o\ssurance Co., Ltd
The Prudential Insurance Co. of America
Railway Passengers Assurance Co
Royal Exchange o\ssurance
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
Scottish Metropolitan Assurance Co., Ltd
Sun Insurance Office, Ltd
Toronto General Insurance Co
Travelers Indemnity Co
Travelers Insurance Co
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd
United Pacific Casualty Insurance Co
United States Fidelty & Guarantee Co
Western Assurance Co
World Marine & General Insurance Co., Ltd..
Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd
Zurich General Accid. & Liability Insur. Co., Ltd..
Totals
Totals for 1932
$308,255.30
5,985.42
555.82
•28,282.71
70.00
•1,591.20
260.29
Nil
2,797.17
795.43
38,550.98
335.07
1,063.76
•1,350.03
55.00
Nil
27,795.31
266.77
9,480.33
NU
592.39
691.21
810.97
4,288.17
•6,729.03
849.40
$174,702.80
1,662.57
41.33
•19,817.29
Nil
•829.95
287.25
NU
810.99
508.33
23,405.44
143.50
143.99
NU
Nil
NU
13,708.61
3,592.07
3,242.03
NU
185.37
278.00
697.14
654.72
•1,871.87
290.71
$133,000.77
980.63
171.60
Nil
Nil
Nil
141.49
Nil
1,123.27
361.26
26,030.72
—24.50
406.24
Nil
Nil
20,479.09
132.93
10,053.45
Nil
148.09
153.58
250.30
Nil
1,251.70
$71,615.25
952.85
NU
Nil
NU
NU
501.83
NU
349.25
20.40
15,506.02
475.00
161.16
NU
NU
23,907.84
89.90
5,158.68
Nil
60.05
NU
146.65
Nil
996.72
$441,451.76| $246,934.02
$195,897.12| $119,941.63
$427,968.52! $274,859.38
$215,450,291 $153,131.08
* Accident and sickness.
BOILER AND MACHINERY AND EXPLOSION INSURANCE.
Name of Company.
Boiler and Machinery
Insurance.
Explosion Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Premiums.
Losses.
$6,964.97
$4,258.01
Nil
mi
91.22
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
$30.22
Nil
Nil
NU
2,107.35
Nil
NU
NU
Nil
NU
363.90
337.48
Nil
Nil
245.59
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
19.42
Nil
23.89
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
1,033.90
$49.13
16,112.70
900.85
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
10.00
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
NU
102.03
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
164.02
Nil
98.00
699.34
NU
Nil
2,155.56
699.34
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
33.19
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
.37
Nil
Nil
NU
712.48
Nil
NU
NU
Nil
Nil
1,683.16
Nil
Nil
Nil
96.43
NU
Nil
Nil
$27,947.45
$6,895.02
$4,100.95
$49.13
$x^,014.55
$1,483.68
$7,940.34
Nil
Boiler Inspection & Insurance Co. of Canada
Canada Accident & Fire Assurance Co
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Continental Insurance Co
County Fire Insurance Co
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co
Employers Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd
Equitable Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Fidelity & Casualty Co
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co
General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada
Great American Insurance Co
Guardian Insurance Co. of Canada
Insurance Co. of North America
Maryland Casualty Co....
National Union Fire Insurance Co..
Niagara Fire Insurance Co
Northern Assurance Co., Ltd
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, Ltd....
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
Sentinel Fire Insurance Co
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Sun Insurance Office, Ltd
Travelers Indemnity Co
World Marine & General Insurance Co., Ltd
Totals
Totals for 1932 P 52
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
TABLE VII.—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
BURGLARY AND FORGERY INSURANCE.
Name of Company.
Burglary Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Forgery Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
The Acadia Fire Insurance Co
Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd
Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd
British America Assurance Co
British Canadian Insurance Co
British Empire Assurance Co
British Northwestern Fire Insurance Co
Canada Accident & Fire Assurance Co
Canada Security Assurance Co
Canadian Fire Insurance Co
Canadian General Insurance Co
Canadian Indemnity Co
Canadian Surety Co
Casualty Co. of Canada
Century Indemnity Co
Century Insurance Co., Ltd
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Continental Casualty Co
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd...
Fidelity & Casualty Co. of New York
Fidelity Insurance Co. of Canada
General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada
General Aceid. Fire & Life Assurance Corpn., Ltd.-
General Casualty Co. of America
General Casualty Insurance Co. of Paris
General Indemnity Corporation of America
Globe Indemnity Co. of Canada
Guardian Insurance Co. of Canada
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
The Home Indemnity Co
Home Insurance Co
Hudson Bay Insurance Co '.
Imperial Guarantee & Accid. Insur Co. of Canada....
Imperial Insurance Office
Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America
Law, Union & Rock Insurance Co., Ltd
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co
London & Lancashire Guar. & Ace. Co. of Canada....
London & Provincial Mar. & Gen. Ins. Co., Ltd
London & Scottish Assurance Corporation, Ltd
London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd
Maryland Casualty Co
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Co
National Surety Corporation
Niagara Fire Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd
Northern Assurance Co., Ltd
Nor til west Casualty Co
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd
Occidental Fire Insurance Co
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, Ltd
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
Portage la Prairie Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Provident Assurance Co
Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd
Railway Passengers Assurance Co
Reliance Insurance Co. of Canada
Royal Exchange Assurance
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Sun Insurance Office, Ltd
Toronto General Insurance Co
Travelers Fire Insurance Co
Travelers Indemnity Co
Union Assurance Society, Ltd ,
Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd
Carried forward
NU
$1,926.07
540.50
1,180.44
716.54
1,139.77
1,170.95
1,122.38
2,998.09
731.64
17,516.19
13,274.92
4,159,32
730.36
Nil
674.04
28.77
Nil
70.00
4,922.34
4,628.56
12.83
4,329.33
9,656.89
1,271.47
—5.10
492.49
9,239.51
3,651.84
1,084.91
Nil
Nil
15,303.56
818.25
52.82
78.12
742.19
11,297.53
4,550.31
870.39
273.72
2,319.55
66.34
2,564.12
498.93
Nil
1,369.73
2,991.30
666.52
2,071.43
210.12
3,298.49
1,099.37
914.97
Nil
329.88
1,650.51
288.47
2,046.06
16,910.71
Nil
1,167.00
7,136.86
Nil
4,845.33
750.60
5,772.57
$180,225.90
NU
$2,971.97
461.90
386.16
776.66
1,153.82
12.50
2,496.91
355.97
Nil
9,490.37
12,035.02
1,318.69
259.54
Nil
130.25
583.51
NU
21.50
1,517.36
8,706.07
Nil
2,863.42
3,975.55
573.12
Nil
589.35
11,131.66
4,344.84
1,363.80
Nil
Nil
15,908.86
497.54
Nil
Nil
1,515.63
9,697.34
3,040.04
204.99
75.00
2,000.35
24.85
3,228.11
315.31
Nil
1,497.90
1,857.49
451.97
2,109.48
Nil
1,317.20
274.00
765.62
Nil
320.23
667.30
303.05
2,166.55
18,402.19
NU
382.68
2,306.23
Nil
3,554.20
58.65
2,239.13
Nil
Nil
$212.731
134.79
636.49
10.33
$16.:
Nil
Nil
Nil
11.481
Nil
$142,768.43
25.00
2.14
NU
218.50
54.13
Nil
61.33
Nil
$1,148.42
$235.38 REPORT OP THE SUPERINTENDENT OP INSURANCE, 1933.
F 53
TABLE VII.—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
BURGLARY AND FORGERY INSURANCE—Continued.
Name of Company.
Burglary Insurance.
Forgery Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Premiums.
Losses.
Brought forward
$180,225.90
Nil
4,285.54
1,596.71
2,651.18
3441.56
2,454.13
$142,768.43
Nil
2,805.46
428.44
961.04
2,503.71
508.29
$1,148.42
249.45
$235.38
36.69
Western Assurance Co
World Marine & General Insurance Co., Ltd
Zurich General Accid. & Liability Insur. Co., Ltd.—
Totals
$194,655.02
$149,975.37
$1,397.87
$272.07
Totals for 1932
$158,288.08
$121,379.18
$782.69
$280.35
EARTHQUAKE AND PLATE GLASS INSURANCE.
Name of Company.
Earthquake Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Plate Glass Insurance
Premiums.
Losses.
$11.00
Nil
21.35
Nil
323.64
$343.58
298.79
203.39
15,289.28
9,377.42
84.01
73.00
37.45
NU
1,096.09
328.11
77.08
126.82
620.47
mi
1,517.59
925.18
3,211.23
1,068.61
141.25
389.88
512.48
48.26
Nil
Nil
31.47
93.25
oV«
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
65.59
495.21
468.85
208.46
NU
NU
Nil
Nil
107.54
Nil
2,914.50
1,460.78
3.14
573.74
616.65
261.55
Nil
Nil
140.54
498.43
NU
Nil
1,274.99
973.68
242.11
232.94
672.25
161.75
34.93
NU
Nil
Nil
623.48
595.72
858.04
848.81
Nit
Nil
213.10
86.32
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
716.86
386.92
Nil
Nil
693.43
359.58
58.53
154.02
79.47
44.00
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
$33,057.18
$20,319.41
Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd ,
Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd
British America Assurance Co
British Canadian Insurance Co
British Columbia Plate Glass Insurance Co
British Empire Assurance Co
British Northwestern Fire Insurance Co
Canada Accident & Fire Assurance Co
Canada Security Assurance Co
Canadian Fire Insurance Co
Canadian General Insurance Co
Canadian Indemnity Co
Canadian Surety Co
Casualty Co. of Canada
Century Indemnity Co
Century Insurance Co., Ltd
Citizens Insurance Co
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Consolidated Fire and Casualty Insurance Co....
Continental Casualty Co
Continental Insurance Co
County Fire Insurance Co
Dominion Fire Insurance Co
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co
Eagle Star & British Dominions Insur. Co., Ltd
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd.
Fidelity & Casualty Co. of New York
Fidelity Insurance Co. of Canada
First National Insurance Co. of America
General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada
General Accident Fire & Life Assur. Corpn., Ltd...
General Casualty Co. of America
General Casualty Insurance Co. of Paris
General Insurance Co. of America
Globe Indemnity Co. of Canada
Great American Indemnity Co
Great American Insurance Co
Guardian Insurance Co. of Canada
Guildhall Insurance Co., Ltd
Halifax Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
Home Indemnity Co
Hudson Bay Insurance Co
Imperial Guarantee & Accid. Insur. Co. of Canada
Imperial Insurance Office
Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America
Insurance Co. of North America
Carried forward
$35.00
301.75
Nil
$72.88
$336.75
$72.88 F 54
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
TABLE VII.—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933— Continued.
EARTHQUAKE AND PLATE GLASS INSURANCE—Continued.
Name of Company.
Earthquake Insurance.
•remiums.
Losses.
Plate Glass Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Brought forward
Law, Union & Rock Insurance Co., Ltd
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ltd
London & Lancashire Guar. & Accid. Co. of Canada
London & Provincial Mar. & Gen. Ins. Co., Ltd
London & Scottish Assurance Corporation, Ltd...
London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd
Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co
Maryland Casualty Co
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Co
Motor Union Assurance Co., Ltd
National Provincial Insurance Co., Ltd
National Surety Corporation
North British & Mercantile Insur. Co., Ltd
Northern Assurance Co., Ltd
Northwest Casualty Co
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd
Occidental Fire Insurance Co
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, Ltd....
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
Portage la Prairie Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Provident Assurance Co
Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd
Railway Passengers Assurance Co
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
Saint Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Scottish Metropolitan Assurance Co., Ltd
Scottish Union & National Insurance Co
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Sun Insurance Office, Ltd
Toronto General Insurance Co
Trans-Canada Insurance Co
Travelers Fire Insurance Co
Travelers Indemnity Co
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd
United Pacific Casualty Insurance Co
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Western Assurance Co
World Marine & General Insurance Co., Ltd
Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd —
Zurich General o\ccid. & Liability Assur. Co., Ltd...
Totals
Totals for 1932
$336.75
17.53
-176.71
545.22|
158.24
14.63
-271.78
150.50
75.00
38.00
$1,335.871
$72.88
NU
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
$72.88
$0,037.89
$33,057.18
01.93
834.24
1,011.33
20.70
133.58
52.70
45.04
Nil
450.73
93.47
580.30
Nil
810.90
574.00
NU
837.31
267.22
1,791.20
027.53
191.02
112.11
83.96
1,144.02
1,110.80
Nil
106.70
NU
NU
103.04
77.18
Nil
Nil
200.90
34.80
527.41
Nil
587.57
452.50
168.75
334.22
195.21
$46,694,971
$20,319.41
Nil
631.79
428.46
34.85
37.88
21.10
09.05
73.90
213.10
NU
483.05
Nil
180.20
124.38
Nil
744.74
0.49
1,494.07
121.90
38.50
Nil
140.30
1,224.97
597.71
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
12.55
09.75
Nil
NU
208.47
Nil
05.35
Nil
509.53
377.11
NU
183.72
38.55
$28,457.54
$48,932,511
I
$30,688.24
GUARANTEE, BOND, AND CREDIT INSURANCE.
Name of Company.
Guarantee Insurance.
Bond Insurance.
Premiums. 1 Losses.
Premiums.
Losses.
Nil
$235.00
Nil
859.89
1,358.85
Nil
2,017.17
102.50
739.48
9,960.93
11,679.66
18,708.89
258.75
Nil
Nil
NU
$279.77
Nil
NU
924.82
Nil
Nil
—270.26
1,106.41
4,518.94
Nil
$S25.88
American Credit Indemnitv Co. of N.Y. (Credit)
NU
The Canada Accident & Fire Assurance Co., Ltd
The Casualty Co. of Canada .
$45,921.12
$6,829.94
$825.88
NU REPORT OP THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933.
F 55
TABLE VII.—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
GUARANTEE, BOND, AND
CREDIT INSURANCE-
Continued.
Name of Company.
GUARANTEE
Insurance.
Bond Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Premiums.
Losses.
Brought forward
$45,921.12
Nil
253.75
Nil
4,341.42
2,093.77
Nil
2,580.23
2,470.11
273.07
2,218.97
886.04
2,196.53
146.30
Nil
3,100.88
2,295.91
321.50
75.62
236.80
2,290.68
3,214.49
NU
1,841.47
963.34
25.00
2,379.93
378.66
1,045.46
837.90
681.82
10.00
NU
57.50
336.55
1,232.53
3,540.98
5.00
Nil
3,384.59
338.50
Nil
3,989.52
1,568.26
307.38
1,028.80
$6,829.94
Nil
Nil
Nil
445.07
—434.65
Nil .
504.12
2,909.27
NU
162.18
5,000.00
Nil
.35
Nil
3,952.86
153.80
Nil
Nil
Nil
394.30
NU
NU
—500.85
Nil
NU
1,010.75
NU
Nil
Nil
2.20
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
4,987.80
NU
Nil
704.00
NU
Nil
1,691.24
NU
Nil
3,032.33
$825.88
162.00
Nil
Century Insurance Co., Ltd
The Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co....
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd....
Fidelity & Casualty Co. of New York
Fidelity Insurance Co. of Canada
The General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada....
General Casualty Insurance Co. of Paris
The Globe Indemnity Co. of Canada
The Guarantee Co. of North America
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
Hudson Bay Insurance Co
Imperial Guarantee & Accident Insurance Co
$30.50
Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ltd.
London & Lancashire Guar. & Accid. Co. of Canada.
London & Provincial Mar. & Gen. Ins. Co., Ltd.
Maryland Casualty Co
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Co. of New York..
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd
Northern Assurance Co., Ltd
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd
The Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, Ltd.
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
Provident Assurance Co
The Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd
Railway Passengers Assurance Co
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
Toronto General Insurance Co
Western Assurance Co j
The World Marine & General Insurance Co., Ltd..
The Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd
Totals
$98,930.44
$32,386.27
$987.881 $36.50
Totals for 1932
$129,216.11
$27,190.96
$3,023.77
$21.17
INLAND TRANSPORTATION AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Name of Company.
Inland Transportation
Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Marine Insurance.
Losses.
Aetna Insurance Co
Agricultural Insurance Co
Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd
Alliance Insurance Co. of Philadelphia
American Alliance Insurance Co
Atlas oVssurance Co., Ltd
Carried forward
$5,445.05
Nil
1,020.50
4,001.25
484.43
550.10
$3,998.12
Nil
NU
2,911.87
Nil
13.00
J
$5,074.311
Nil
1,966.91
1.969.07
NU
Nil
$11,507.93|
3,922.99
$9,010.29
$2,733.04
Nil
Nil
690.51
Nil
Nil
$3,423.55 F 56
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
TABLE VII.—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Con tinned.
INLAND TRANSPORTATION AND MARINE INSURANCE—Continued.
Name of Company.
Inland Transportation
Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Marine Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Brought forward
Automobile Insurance Co. of Hartford
Bankers' & Traders' Insurance Co., Ltd
Boston Insurance Co
British America Assurance Co
British & Foreign Marine Insurance Co., Ltd
British Canadian Insurance Co
British Empire Assurance Co
British Northwestern Fire Insurance Co
British Oak Insurance Co., Ltd
British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd
Canada Security Assurance Co
Canadian General Insurance Co
Canadian Indemnity Co
Century Insurance Co., Ltd
China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd
City of New York Insurance Co
Columbia Insurance Co
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Continental Insurance Co
Cornhill Insurance Co., Ltd
County Fire Insurance Co
The Dominion of Canada General Insur. Co., Ltd...
Eagle Star & British Dominions Insur. Co., Ltd
Equitable Fire & Marine Insurance Co...
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co
Fire oVssociation of Philadelphia
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co
Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark
First American Fire Insurance Co
First National Insurance Co. of America ....
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia
General Accident Fire & Life Assur. Corpn., Ltd.
General Insurance Co. of America
Glens Falls Insurance Co
The Globe Indemnity Co. of Canada
Great American Insurance Co
Guardian Insurance Co. of Canada
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Home Assurance Co. of Canada
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Home Insurance Co
Imperial Guarantee & Accid. Insur. Co. of Canada.
Imperial Insurance Office
Indemnity Mutual Marine Insurance Co
Insurance Co. of North America
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ltd..
London & Lancashire Insurance Co., Ltd
London & Provincial Mar. & Gen. Ins. Co., Ltd...
London Assurance Corporation
London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd
Marine Insurance Co., Ltd
Maritime Insurance Co., Ltd
Maryland Insurance Co
Mechanics & Traders Insurance Co
Millers National Insurance Co
Motor Union Insurance Co., Ltd
National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford
National Union Fire Insurance Co
Newark Fire Insurance Co
New Brunswick Fire Insurance Co
New Jersey Insurance Co
New York Underwriters Insurance Co
Carried forward
$11,507.93
2.973.83|
Nil
42.50
905.99
Nil
NU
NU
Nil
103.50
Nil
2,122.17
67.00
Nil
NU
Nil
20.00
Nil
198.32
1,531.87
2,705.59
Nil
19.45
293.10
Nil
131.21
2,405.33
544.27
2,034.43
Nil
28.80
Nil
1,229.99
858.49
1,438.94
44.60
Nil
977.32
20.00
40.02
Nil
Nil
18,051.07
Nil
Nil
140.72
5,540.08
Nil
102.35
497.71
NU
Nil
121.00
879.71
Nil
84.50
NU
NU
NU
Nil
05.87
NU
249.07
NU
Nil
$57,983.33
$6,922.99
392.73
Nil
Nil
276.96
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
NU
399.97
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
NU
299.19
Nil
Nil
52.85
Nil
NU
342.11
71.91
103.29
Nil
Nil
Nil
68.48
3.50
55.25
NU
NU
Nil
Nil
23.90
Nil
Nil
6,586.90
Nil
Nil
NU
902.38
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
12.00
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
646.55
NU
Nil
$17,160.96
$9,010.29
NU
1,901.24
NU
16,781.32
3,100.23
NU
Nil
NU
Nil
17,393.28
Nil
Nil
Nil
6,859.44
Nil
Nil
NU
721.27
2,307.18
Nil
6,077.35
NU
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
32,594.70
86,843.11
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
1,037.791
NU
38.25
NU
6,436.771
7,454.13
NU
NU
4,577.05
27,327.30
Nil
4,360.95
775.60
208.77
9,441.72
Nil
10,404.02
11,390.81
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
17,902.18
NU
Nil
NU
Nil
$285,015.81
$3,423.55
Nil
238.63
Nil
13,360.24
12,843.89
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
3,613.20
Nil
NU
NU
4,154.89
Nil
NU
NU
NU
61.64
Nil
441.75
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
17,755.18
34,325.54
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
209.66
Nil
Nil
Nil
2,659.80
7,752.54
NU
NU
43.54
3,438.30
Nil
NU
229.95
Nil
843.83
Nil
2,640.23
4,798.64
NU
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
6,860.43
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
$119,690.43 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933.
F 57
TABLE VII.—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
INLAND TRANSPORTATION AND MARINE INSURANCE—Continued.
Name of Company.
Brought forward
Niagara Fire Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd
Northern Assurance Co., Ltd
North River Insurance Co
Northwestern Mutual Fire Association
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd...
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Philadelphia Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
Planet Assurance Co., Ltd
Providence Washington Insurance Co
Provident Assurance Co
Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd
Queen Insurance Co. of America
Queensland Insurance Co., Ltd
Railway Passengers Assurance Co
Royal Exchange Assurance
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Sea Insurance Co., Ltd
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven
Sentinel Fire Insurance Co
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Standard Marine Insurance Co., Ltd
Stuyvesant Insurance Co
Sun Insurance Office, Ltd
Thames & Mersey Insurance Co., Ltd
Tokio Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd
Toronto General Insurance Co
Travelers Fire Insurance Co
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd
Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd
United Firemen's Insurance Co
United States Fire Insurance Co
Westchester Fire Insurance Co
Western Assurance Co
World Fire & Marine Insurance Co
World Marine & General Insurance Co., Ltd..
Yang-tsze Insurance Association, Ltd
Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd
Totals
Totals for 1932
Inland Transportation
Insurance.
Premiums.
$57,983.33
454.22
1,078.95
NU
NU
NU
1,032.86
NU
Nil
1,938.12
2,994.27
Nil
Nil
Nil
287.55
2.78
NU
208.80
Nil
1,525.00
7,828.40
Nil
Nil
.62
797.71
2,164.06
Nil
21.50
NU
331.18
22.00
3,031.02
Nil
3,046.96
501.43
Nil
331.18
449.04
1,480.29
30.00
172.00
Nil
NU
Losses.
Marine Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
$17,160.96
305.00
18.24
mi
Nil
Nil
NU
NU
Nil
145.90
408.55
Nil
NU
NU
131.06
Nil
-Nil
168.36
Nil
Nil
1,373.37
NU
NU
Nil
3.00
NU
Nil
NU
Nil
72.01
NU
279.63
Nil
260.53
123.40
Nil
71.91
221.07
137.78
NU
Nil
Nil
NU
$88,319,331 $20,880.77
$80,060.22
$30,472.05
$285,015.81
Nil
21,994.34
281.34
Nil
Nil
13,677.69
Nil
Nil
35,257.84
Nil
4,513.88
Nil
Nil
Nil
54,341.08
NU
Nil
2,403.06
25.051
22,958.39|
16,600.72
NU
.25
19.78
51,078.70
Nil
4,562.46
22,300.05
12,045.43
NU
Nil
Nil
50,539.04
56,625.70
Nil
10,041.78
50,115.83
25,064.52
Nil
3,132.48
17,169.61
NU
$119,690.43
Nil
15,897.30
6,152.62
Nil
Nil
10,146.95
NU
Nil
NU
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
29,510.59
38.37
Nil
Nil
79.00
24,843.46
2,575.63
NU
Nil
Nil
45,185.78
Nil
4,939.67
8,643.50
8,752.11
Nil
Nil
Nil
4,708.45
12,868.39
NU
6,272.73
24,157.69
15,126.28
Nil
1,657.05
9,889.40
Nil
$759,760,731 $351,140.40
$098,917.47
$604,806.88
PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE INSURANCE.
Name of Company.
Public Liability
Insurance.
Property Damage
Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Premiums.
Losses.
NU
NU
$745.12
Nil
15.00
Nil
1,121.18
Nil
Nil
$35.00
NU
Nil
Nil
348.15
—S13.45I $215.00
SI.881.301 S383.15
Nil 1 S215.00 F 58
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
TABLE VIL—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE INSURANCE—Continued.
Name of Company.
Public Liability
Property Damage
Insurance.
Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Premiums.
Losses.
$1,881.30
$383.15
Nil
$215.00
460.00
44.00
229.35
Nil
1,120.46
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
NU
3,509.09
32.50
2,232.08
40.75
11,958.17
2,310.38
14,462.78
2,671.85
3,715.66
NU
—40.51
Nil
589.06
17.05
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
253.58
8.34
Nil
Nil
124.30
Nil
348.30
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
3,739.64
153.47
11,230.96
1,113.18
$34.00
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
1,250.60
805.35
Nil
Nil
25,299.92
5,467.78
1,043.70
NU
—182.22
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
4,972.25
93.35
1,327.08
5.00
Nil
Nil
2,514.79
5,108.44
NU
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
3,723.59
120.00
51.14
NU
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
NU
510.18
2,375.00
5,124.42
138.38
4,632.52
528.05
18.00
Nil
558.78
NU
Nil
Nil
1,955.95
326.95
Nil
Nil
43.75
Nil
Nil
Nil
127.90
4.00
oV«
NU
554.61
21.45
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
623.87
Nil
$110,187.78
$21,768.42
$34.00
$215.00
Brought forward
British Canadian Insurance Co
British Empire Assurance Co
British Northwestern Fire Insurance Co
British Oak Insurance Co., Ltd
British Traders Insurance Co., Ltd
Canada Accident & Fire Assurance Co
Canada Security Assurance Co
Canadian General Insurance Co
Canadian Indemnity Co
Canadian Surety Co
Car & General Insurance Corporation, Ltd
Casualty Co. of Canada..
The Century Indemnity Co
The China Fire Insurance Co., Ltd
Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Consolidated Fire and Casualty Insurance Co
Continental Casualty Co
Continental Insurance Co
County Fire Insurance Co
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd.
Equitable Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Fidelity & Casualty Co. of New York
Fidelity Insurance Co. of Canada
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co
General Accident Assurance Co. of Canada
General Accident Fire & Life Assur. Corpn., Ltd
General Casualty Co. of America
General Casualty Insurance Co. of Paris
General Insurance Co. of America
Glens Falls Insurance Co
Globe Indemnity Co. of Canada
Guardian Insurance Co. of Canada
Guildhall Insurance Co., Ltd
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
The Home Indemnity Co
Home Insurance Co
Hudson Bay Insurance Co
Imperial Guarantee & Accid. Insur. Co. of Canada..
Imperial Insurance Office
Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America
•Indiana Lumbermen's Mutual Insurance Co
Insurance Co. of North America
Law, Union & Rock Insurance Co., Ltd
Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Co., Ltd
London & Lancashire Guar. & Accid. Co. of Canada
London & Provincial Mar. & Gen. Insur. Co., Ltd..
London & Scottish Assurance Corporation, Ltd
London Assurance Corporation
London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd
Lumber Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co
Marine Insurance Co., Ltd
Maryland Casualty Co
Mechanics & Traders Insurance Co
The Metropolitan Casualty Insur. Co. of N.Y
National Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford
National Liberty Insurance Co
National Surety Corporation
New Y'ork Underwriters Insurance Co
Niagara Fire Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd
Carried forward REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933.
F 59
TABLE VIL—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE INSURANCE—Continued.
Name of Company.
Public Liability
Insurance.
Property Damage
Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Premiums. Losses.
1
$110,187.78
2,212.23
Nil
506.25
44.95
3,499.87
Nil
47.35
Nil
NU
182.75
388.19
NU
1,920.60
Nil
466.27
5,558.51
63.13
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
1,138.63
Nil
89.11
1,131.47
122.67
2,871.56
252.54
1,995.34
Nil
1,162.31
Nil
5,858.65
2,921.06
2,314.28
$21,708.42
24.53
NU
722.35
Nil
702.65
NU
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
112.50
NU
2,712.30
Nil
111.57
165.77
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
7.30
NU
15.50
Nil
Nil
1,278.31
NU
771.30
Nil
763.35
NU
7.50
259.37
2,155.37
1
i
■
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd
Ocean Accident & Guarantee Corporation, Ltd. ...
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
Railway Passengers Assurance Co
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Zurich General Accid. & Liability Insur. Co., Ltd
Totals
$144,995.50
$31,638.09
$34.001 $215.00
Totals for 1932
$141,318.52
$98,299.33
$163.11
Nil
TORNADO AND WEATHER INSURANCE.
Name of Company.
Tornado Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
Weather Insurance.
Premiums.
Losses.
American Insurance Co
Canada Security Assurance Co
Fidelity Plienix Fire Insurance Co
First National Insurance Co. of America
General Insurance Co. of America
Glens Falls Insurance Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Home Insurance Co. of New York
Imperial Assurance Co
Insurance Co. of North America
London Guarantee & Accident Co., Ltd
North Empire Fire Insurance Co
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Totals
Totals for 1932
Nil
$2.40
,1
85.20
146.75
15.92
91.57
9.00
$350.841
$1,360.33|
NU
Nil
Nil
$135.80
Nil
Nil
mi
$135.80
$227.45
$9.48
0.00
40.25
Nil
164.74
Nil
1.71
1.14
1.14
12.00
41.92
$278,381
$364.74
Nil
Nil
$72.50
68.40
665.75
Nil
3.50
3.50
3.50
Nil
436.04
$1,253.19
Nil F 60
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
TABLE VII.—CASUALTY INSURANCE PREMIUMS AND LOSSES IN 1933—Continued.
MISCELLANEOUS INSURANCE.
A.R., oVll Risk ;
Av., Aviation ; B.K., Blanket Residence ; F., Fraud ; L.S., Live Stock ;
R.T., Railway Tickets; S.L., Sprinkler Leakage.
Name of Company.
Premiums.
Losses.
Canadian General Insurance Co
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co
Fidelity & Casualty Co. of New York
Indemnity Insurance Co. of North America..
Maryland Casualty Co
National Surety Corporation.....
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
Royal Exchange Assurance
Toronto General Insurance Co
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd
Totals
Totals for 1932
B.R.
R.T.
Av.
L.S.
S.L.
F.
S.L.
A.R.
B.R.
A.R.
L.S.
$5,219.92
1,046.50
15.00
9.97
52.05
167.70
25.75
6.25
498.60
16.17
22.00
I
$7,079,911
$8,654.02
$1,248.61
Nil
Nil
Nil
4.00
101.27
60.54
NU
120.10
Nil
Nil
$1,534.52
$2,701.19
TABLE VIIL—SUMMARY FOR CLASSES OF INSURANCE OTHER THAN LIFE,
FIRE, AND AUTOMOBILE.
1929.
1930.
1931.
1932.
1933.
Accident, P
L
Sickness, P
L
Liability, P
L
Marine, P
L
Other forms, P...
„ „ L...
Total P.
Total L.
$531,000
263,000
227,000
152,000
136,000
43,000
1,158,000
723,000
610,000
93,000
$2,662,000
1,274,000
$522,000
289,000
249,000
158,000
184,000
57,000
1,106,000
724,000
607,000
251,000
$2,668,000
1,479,000
$494,000
323,000
246,000
159,000
143,000
171,000
848,000
554,000
556,000
263,000
$2,287,000
1,470,000
$428,000
275,000
215,000
153,000
141,000
98,000
699,000
605,000
457,000
307,000
$1,940,000
1,438,000
$442,000
247,000
196,000
120,000
145,000
32,000
759,000
351,000
472,000
242,000
$2,014,000
992,000
TABLE IX.—INVESTMENTS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA OF COMPANIES OTHER THAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
(For British Columbia Investments of Life Insurance Companies, see abstract of Returns of
Life Insurance Companies, pages 41 and 42.)
Name of Company.
Mortgages.
In other
Securities.
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co...
American Automobile Fire Insurance Co
American Central Insurance Co
American Credit Indemnity Co
The Anglo-Scottish Insurance Co., Ltd
Beaver Fire Insurance Co
Boiler Inspection & Insurance Co
British ovmerica Assurance Co
British Colonial Fire Insurance Co
British Columbia Plate Glass Insurance Co
British Crown Assurance Corporation, Ltd
British Northwestern Fire Insurance Co....
Caledonian Insurance Co
Carried forward
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
$2,193.85
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
182,492.60
$184,686.45
$50,000.00*
50,000.00
50,000.00
75,000.00
24,440.40f
Nil
19,000.00
3,000.00»
14,989.10
5,251.62$
44,466.67
32,500.00*
136,176.01
$504,823.80 REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE, 1933.
F 61
TABLE IX.—INVESTMENTS IN BRITISH COLUMBIA OF COMPANIES OTHER THAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES—Continued.
Name of Company.
Mortgages.
In other
Securities.
Brought forward .'.
Canada Accident & Fire Assurance Co
Canadian Fire Insurance Co i
Canadian General Insurance Co
Canadian Indemnity Co
Canadian Surety Co
Casualty Co. of Canada
Central Union Insurance Co
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
Continental Casualty Co
Dominion Fire Insurance Co
Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co
Eagle Star & British Dominions Insurance Co., Ltd
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Ltd
Ensign Insurance Co
Equitable Fire & Marine Insurance Co
General Accident Assurance Co, of Canada
General Accident, Fire & Life Assurance Corporation, Ltd.
General Insurance Co. of America
Globe Indemnity Co. of Canada
Guarantee Co. of North America
Guardian Insurance Co. of Canada
Halifax Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hudson Bay Insurance Co
Imperial Insurance Office
Insurance Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
Law, Union & Rock Insurance Co., Ltd
Legal & General Assurance Society, Ltd
London & Lancashire Insurance Co., Ltd
London-Canada Insurance Co
London Guarantee & Accident Co
Lumber Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Maryland Casualty Co
Mercantile Fire Insurance Co
Merchants Casualty Insurance Co
Mercury Insurance Co
Minnesota Implement Mutual Fire Insurance Co
National Ben Franklin Fire Insurance Co
North British & Mercantile Insurance Co., Ltd...
North Empire Fire Insurance Co
North River Insurance Co
Northwestern National Insurance Co...
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Ltd
Occidental Fire Insurance Co
Ohio Farmers Insurance Co
Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co
Pearl Assurance Co., Ltd ,
Phoenix Assurance Co., Ltd
Phoenix Insurance Co
Protective Association of Canada
Quebec Fire Assurance Co
Reliance Insurance Co., Ltd
Retail Hardware Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Royal Insurance Co., Ltd
Toronto General Insurance Co
Union Marine & General Insurance Co
Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd
Totals
$184,686.45
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
NU
Nil
Nil
7,356.87
87,919.25
Nil
NU
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
NU
Nil
12,828.72
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
■ Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
Nil
171,903.041
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
NU
Nil
Nil
20,000.001
Nil
Nil
290,043.28
$504,823.80
68,000.00
52,748.58
87,000.00*
29,340.80
42,733.33*
11,000.00*
35,000.00
25,000.00
15,000.00*
40,000.00
117,000.00
52,653.44
103,333.33
10,000.00*
25,000.00
58,000.00*
32,450.00
12,000.00
5,000.00
99,090.00
66,333.33
50,000.00
100,000.00
50,000.00
07,500.00
NU
17,865.33
30,000.00*
43,800.00*
93,133.34*
25,000.00
244,486.71f
15,000.00f
44,733.33
109,239.99*
10,000.00
100,000.00
35,000.00*
95,000.00*
65,000.00
43,200.OOf
80,000.00*
50,000.00*
148,000.00*
40,000.00
0,460.48
217,710.21$
77,088.00f
114,366.67
25,000.00
10,000.00*
19,466.67*
15,000.00
34,000.00
20,784.00$
00,000.00*
57,000.00*
24,333.00*
430,000.00
$780,737.61
$4,159,074.34
* Par value.
t Market value.
X Book value.
VICTORIA, B.C.
Printed by Charles F. Banfield, Printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty.
1934.
1,925-634-8040
BC Sessional Papers
TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE FOR THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 1934… British Columbia. Legislative Assembly [1935]
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