CNA
Peter F. Lazzari
Its a big job at a big company: Consolidate an overabundance of systems and software, upgrade all the users, and install an agent extranet. No problem.
In a time of bigger and bigger catastrophes, the ability to absorb loss is critical for an insurance carrier. Size matters more than ever, and CNA is one of the biggest.
Even after selling off its personal lines division to Allstatewhich renamed it EncompassCNA remains one of the largest U.S. carriers. It ended 2001 with close to $6 billion in P&C premiums, another $4 billion in life/group, and more from CNA Re and some other operations. It has about 12,500 employees worldwide, with the bulk of them in the U.S.
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