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Maryland Casualty Company, which later became part of Zurich, originated a $7.5 million performance bond and a $2.5 million bond to cover labor and materials, among the largest bonds ever written to that date.
Technological (e.g. railway, cars), legislative (e.g. liability laws), business and socio-economic change are the primary drivers of innovation in Zurich’s main business accident & casualty insurance products and solutions.
Zurich is 150. They say you’re only as old as you feel, and Zurich still feels like a startup. We’ve stayed nimble, adapting to whatever history has thrown our way – from world wars to natural disasters to pandemics – and we’ve grown stronger along the way.
17 Φεβ 2023 · Besides eight-ball, he was also good at math, so when he heard Maryland Casualty Company (which would eventually become part of Zurich) needed an audit reviewer, he applied. The interview process, as it were, consisted of 10 math questions. “That was the extent of it,” Berrenson says now.
The acquisition in 1989 of the Maryland Casualty Group, with its headquarters in Baltimore, Maryland, greatly strengthened Zurich's business with private customers as well as doubling premium income in the United States. 1990s and Beyond: Becoming a Global Insurance Power
Scope and Contents. From the Collection: The George L. Radcliffe papers date from circa 1895-1972, although the bulk of the material dates from 1910 to 1965. The papers trace the career of George L. Radcliffe from his work as an attorney with the American Bonding Company in 1903 to his position as Chairman of the Council of the Maryland ...
A complete timeline of Zurich's History from founding to present including key milestones and major events.
