We’re honored to be endorsed by John Deere and Harley-Davidson for our ag dealer and motorcycle dealer products. Led by John Hyland, our DO team serves a variety of dealerships, from auto to agricultural equipment. Led by John Hyland, our SBP business unit provides insurance solutions to a variety of manufacturing and processing industries.ĭealer Operations (DO): This one’s pretty self-explanatory: dealerships. You can trace these product offerings back to the founding of Hardware Dealers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Wisconsin, our original name. Standard Business Products (SBP): That’s just a fancy way of saying insurance for business. Led by Scott Miller, our NA team partners with brokers to build relationships with large businesses in diverse industries, from health services to retail. We take a team approach to serving our NA customers, which means each customer is served by a dedicated team of associates. National Accounts (NA): Think large businesses, with thousands of employees and numerous locations. We offer our business insurance products in specific industries and markets where we have the knowledge and ability to deliver the right products to our customers. Today, our focus lies in the following markets: Commercial insurance Over the years, departments have grown organically around our products and services. And one of the ways we do this is by using dedicated teams to serve specific industries. We pride ourselves on providing individualized service to our customers. We’ve also expanded our distribution network by growing with select independent agents. Under his direction, we’ve refocused our efforts on positioning ourselves as a leader in the business insurance world. Over 2,000 associates in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, and another 2,000 around the country, work each day to help our policyholders prepare for the unexpected and plan for the future.ĬEO Pete McPartland joined us in 2010 and since then has been providing forward-thinking leadership. Our products and services are made possible by a dedicated team of associates, many of whom have been with us for decades. We still work to serve our policyholders, and to help their businesses thrive. Although we’ve grown and changed a lot over the past 110 years, one thing hasn’t changed. Why? Because it helps us provide the best possible insurance solutions.Īt Sentry-because we are a mutual insurance company-our business is built on a foundation of service to our policyholders. We work to get to know our customers and their businesses. We get that, because it’s how we do business too. You want to know who we are, and what we’re all about.
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The Foley team was led by partners Morgan Tilleman and Kevin Fitzgerald, and associate Jennifer Haro.If you’re like us, you don’t want to do business with a faceless institution. Oklahoma’s IBT structure is modeled on the Part VII transfer process in the UK and EU and allows insurers to transfer business to another insurance provider after consulting with stakeholders and holding a court hearing. The transaction will not change policy terms and will not impact how policies are administered.Ī first-of-its-kind transaction, this was the first instance in which the Oklahoma IBT process was leveraged to transfer business between two independent counterparties. The contracts transferred from Sentry to NLIC relate to Sentry’s involvement as a member of the Excess & Casualty Reinsurance Association pool. The Oklahoma Insurance Department approved the IBT plan on November 23, 2020, and the Oklahoma District Court gave its final approval of the IBT on Thursday, August 26, 2021. Foley & Lardner LLP acted as legal counsel to Sentry Insurance Company on its insurance business transfer (IBT) of a portfolio of reinsurance contracts to National Legacy Insurance Company (NLIC), a subsidiary of Randall & Quilter Investment Holdings Ltd.
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