CASTLE KEY INDEMNITY COMPANY
LARGO, FLORIDA

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Our evolving business strategies and solutions continue to reinvent the industry standards, helping our customers better protect what they have today and prepare for a brighter tomorrow. General Robert E. Wood, the president and board Chairman of Sears, Roebuck & Co., recognized that an automobile insurance company presented a great opportunity. With a name borrowed from an automobile tire sold in the Sears catalog, and the backing of Sears, the great adventure of Allstate Insurance Company begins on April 17, 1931. By year-end, Allstate had 4,217 active policies, a premium volume of $118,323 and 20 employees. The company suffered a $76,000 loss for the year. World War II brought gasoline rationing and a halt to auto production. With many men on military leave, women began entering the workforce. Allstate developed a series of training courses to help women replace male agents on military leave. Women also began handling claims. 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Universal Life, a new flexible type of life insurance policy, was offered to provide savings and investment opportunities. Allstate decided to focus on its core competencies. It became a 100 percent publicly owned company, setting a course for the future. The Neighborhood Exclusive Agent contract became available to agents, giving them the opportunity to be independent contractors, managing their own business for Allstate. magazine honored Allstate as a top company for working moms in its annual list of the "100 Best Companies for Working Mothers." Allstate went public when Sears sold 19.8 percent of the company, making Allstate's initial public offering the largest to date in U.S. history. Claim Core Process Redesign was introduced to help better serve customers and manage losses. Sears spun off its remaining ownership of Allstate to Sears shareholders, making Allstate an independent, 100 percent publicly held corporation. A single-claim service organization was created to serve all Allstate property-casualty business. Allstate created a national CAT (catastrophe) Team comprised of specialists who arrive when a catastrophe strikes to help people get their lives back in order. The Allstate Federal Savings Bank was formed to help position Allstate competitively in the financial services arena.