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: Structured Settlements 4RealFortune 500 for 2008 Rankings for Financial Services Companies With Tort Settlement Related Business
By John Darer
Fortune Magazine has announced the 2008 Fortune 500, its annual ranking of America's largest corporations. Not surprisingly a number of the largest companies include insurers and banks who directly, or through subsidiaries, provide services to tort victims. Those are listed below (the number denoting the place within the Fortune 500)
- American International Group 13
- MetLife 43
- Allstate 64
- Prudential Financial 74
- New York Life 82
- Liberty Mutual 94
- Hartford Financial Services Group 95
- USAA 176
- Sun Trust Banks 193
- Pacific Life 452
Full post as published by Structured Settlements 4Real on May 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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