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Significant Events in Our History


1957 - The companies that would eventually become Symetra Financial begin as life insurance and investments subsidiaries of a Seattle-based Fortune 500 insurance company.
 
1959 - Enters the group insurance business.
 
1967 - Total amount of insurance in force passes the $1 billion mark.
 
1976 - Helps pioneer Medical Stop Loss insurance.

1982 - Begins offering universal life insurance.
 
1983 - Expands its Medical Stop Loss business with the acquisition of third-party administrator Employee Benefit Consultants Inc.
 
1984 - Tops $1 billion in assets.
 
1986 - Reaches $2 billion in assets.
 
1987 - Enters the New York market with the establishment of the company now known as First Symetra National Life Insurance Company of New York
 
1989 - Leads the way in automatic income distribution options.
 
1995 - Reaches $10 billion in assets.
 
1997 - Grows its individual life and fixed deferred annuity business with the acquisition of American States Life and WM Life.
 
1999 - Acquires $120 million of group Medical Stop Loss from ING. Three years later, it acquires another $225 million from Swiss Re.
 
2004 - Becomes an independent company when it is purchased by an investor group led by White Mountains Insurance Group, Ltd., and Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
 
2007 - Further strengthens its Medical Stop Loss business with the acquisition of Medical Risk Managers Inc. Celebrates its 50th anniversary.
 
2008 - Surpasses $2 billion in total sales.
 
2010 - Symetra begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
 
 
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777 108th Avenue NE
Suite 1200
Bellevue, WA 98004
Tel: 1-800-796-3872

 

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