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208 BEST'S INSURANCE REPORTS FIRE AND MARINE.
IOWA NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
1018-1024 Valley Nat'l Bank Bldg., Des Moines, Iowa
ADMITTED ASSETS. DECEMBER 31. 1919.
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Mortgage loans on real estate |
$82S, 2S5 00 |
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Interest clue and accrued thereon |
23,446 36 |
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Loans on collateral security |
1. 845 00 |
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Interest due and accrued thereon |
76 SS |
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Bonds and stocks owned (market value) |
129, S5S 80 |
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Interest due and accrued thereon |
2, S34 32 |
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Cash in banks and office |
41.184 75 |
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Agents' balances not over three months due. |
18, 047 84 |
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Bills receivable taken for fire risks |
2,465 15 |
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Due on reinsurance treaties' |
20. 876 15 |
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TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS $1.06S, 920 25 | |
GENERAL REVIEW.
History.— This company was incorporated under the laws of Iowa, December 9, 1915, and began business January 1. 1917, with $500,000 authorized capital, which was all sub-scribed. At the end of 1917 the entire $500,000 capital had been paid in, and during that year $J21.503 49 was collected for surplus The surplus on January 1, 1917. amounted to $55,050.80.
The par value of the stock is $100 per share. The stock was sold at $200 per share, except that the forty-seven original incorporators of the company secured the stock at $150 per share. The company was promoted by its president through the Iowa National Investment Company, and the organization expenses were not limited. The company advised us that $40.65 per share, or about 21%. was used for promotion expenses.
Management and Reputation.—The president of the company served for six years as Auditor of State of Iowa, during which time he was ex-officio Commissioner of Insurancc.
The second vice-president, who is also the underwriting manager. has had twenty years' insurance experience in the State of Iowa. When the Rate Law of Iowa was enacted in 1914 he was selected to take charge of that department under the Commissioner of Insurance, which position he held until his connection with this company.
The secretary of the company was for five years chief examiner in the Insurance Department of Iowa. On December 31, 1915, the directors owned $52,100. par value, of the company's $500,000 capital stock.
The underwriting losses in 1917, 191S and 1919 were largely clue to the setting up of reserves for unearned premium liability.
Expenses are moderate for a eomparative_y new company.
The company bears a good reputation for loss settle-mints. The investments are of high character. The security valuations shown in this statement are those fixed by the Convention of Insurance Commissioners. The mortgage loans consist of first liens on Iowa property, and bear interest at from 5% to 6%.
Classes of Business Written.—The company transacts fire, lightning, tornado and automobile fire and theft insurance.
Territory.— It is licensed in Colo.. Ill., Ia., La., Mass.. Mich , Miss., Mont., Nev., N. H., N. J., N. Y., N. C., 0., Pa., Tex, and W. Va.
Dividends.—None so far declared.
Officers.— President, John L. Bleakly: vise-president, Frank I.. _Miner: second vice-president. C. S. Vance; secretary. C. M. Spencer; treasurer, Frank P. Flynn.
LIABILITIES, DECEMBER 31, 1919. LOSSES: Adjusted, not due, $4,570.30; in process of adjustment, $13,039.78; total,
$17,910.05; reinsurance, $1,013.33; net 816.896 75
Unearned premiums 265.313 Si
Estimated taxes hereafter payable 7,000 00
Contingent commissions. etc 195 68
TOTAL LIABILITIES, except capital. $289. 406 24
CAPITAL PAID UP 500, 000 00
NET SURPLUS 279,514 01
TOTAL $1, 068. 920 25
Directors.
Adams, II. C , Algona, la., member of General Assembly, banker and capitalist.
Beebe. A. R-.. Hampton, la., banker and lumber dealer. Beman, C. Id., Oskaloosa. Ia., banker.
Bleakly, John L., Des Moines, Ia., president of the company, ex-Auditor of State.
Clark, B. B., Red Oak. Ia., banker.
Flynn, Frank P., Des Moines, Ia., banker.
Fransham. A. D., Marengo, Ia., lumber and coal dealer. Grossman, G. A., Waverly, Ia., banker.
Groves, Mack J.. Estherville, Ia., banker, insurance and capitalist.
Hopkins, F. AL. Guthrie Center, la., banker.
Hoyt, E. H., Manchester, Ia.. Treasurer of State. Miner. Frank L., Des _Moines, la., insurance.
_MeKlveen, Samuel, Chariton, Ia., banker.
Oleson, 0. _31., Fort Dodge. Ia., wholesale druggist. Pickett. Adam, Creston. la., superintendent of schools. Schee, John F.. indianaola, Ia., banker.
Sheldon. Parley, Ames, la., banker.
Turner. Fred G.. North English, Ia.. farmer.
Voss. C. L.. Denison. la., banker.
Wohlenberg. C. J., Holstein. Ia., banker.
Stockholders' Annual Meeting. Fourth «-ednesdsy in January.
INCOME, 1919.
Gross premiums written $456.495 41
Less reinsurance 71.666 50
Less return premiums 77.83S 62
Total net premiums $306,993 29
Interest, etc 48,322 70
TOT:1T. INCOME $355.315 99
DISBURSEMENTS, 1919.
Net losses paid $59.251 '25
Underwriting expenses 4 141.927 7S
Other disbursements " 3.643 44
TOTAL. DISBURSEMENTS $234.S22 47
Ratios to Premiums Written.—Losses paid, 29.1%: incurrtd. 2_9.5%: underwriting expenses, 46 2%; underwriting loss. 5.1%.
Ratios to Premiums Earned.—Losses incurred, 41.2%; expenses incurred. 65 9%: underwriting loss, 7.2%. Miscellaneous, 1919.— Net losses incurred, $90.656.28: ;iet risks in force December 31, 1919, $42.432,754: net premiums in force, $442,566.06.
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