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{Protecting|Safety|Defensive} Life Corporation is {economic|monetary} service holding company in Birmingham, Alabama. The {industry’s|provider's|business} primary subsidiary, Protective {Existence|Lifestyle|Your life} Insurance Company, was {founded|set up|proven} in 1907 {and today|and after this|now} {market segments|trading markets|stores} its products and services in all 50 {says|claims|areas}. {Since|By} 2014, the {company|organization|firm} had more than 2, 400 employees, {twelve-monthly|gross annual} {income|profits|earnings} of $4. 40 {billion dollars|million} and assets of seventy dollars. 4 billion. With a market capitalization of $5. 48 billion {since|by} {Sept|Sept. 2010|The month of september} 2014, Protective shows up in the 2012 {Lot of money|Bundle of money|Good fortune} 1000 list and the 2012 Forbes Global {2k|2150|2050} list. In addition to Protective Life Insurance, {Protecting|Safety|Defensive} Life Corporation's primary {working|functioning} subsidiaries include Protective {Existence|Lifestyle|Your life} & Annuity Insurance {Organization|Business|Firm}, West Coast {Life insurance coverage|Insurance coverage|A life insurance policy} {Organization|Business|Firm} and Lyndon Insurance Group, Inc.
In 1907, {previous|past|ex -} Alabama governor William Dorsey Jelks founded Protective {Existence|Lifestyle|Your life} Insurance Company, and in 1909, Protective Life paid its first death {state|lay claim|promise}. In 1927, Protective {combined|joined} with Alabama National Insurance Company, and Alabama National's president, Samuel Clabaugh, became the president of the combined companies, which {continuing|extended|persisted} to do business as Protective. In 1937, Clabaugh turned over the {management|command|authority} of the company to Col. William J. Rushton, and in 1969, {Lacet|Encolure}. Rushton's son, William "Billy". Rushton III, became {chief executive|leader|director} of Protective. Younger Rushton then presided {more than a|over the|on the} series of acquisitions that {contributed|added|led pre lit} Protective into all {55|40|60} states. As part of this push, Drayton Nabers Jr. became CEO in 1992 {and|in addition to} 1993, {Protecting|Safety|Defensive} Life Corporation was {outlined|detailed|shown} on the New You are able to Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol PL. In 1997, Protective Life {obtained|attained|bought} West Coast Life. Nabers retired in 2002 and Harvard Business School {graduate student|scholar} John D. Johns was then named president and CEO of Protective {Existence|Lifestyle|Your life}. John D. Johns has served as president and chief executive officer since 2002 and has recently been chairman of the {table|panel|plank} since January 2003. Johns {is a|has become a|is a huge} director since {Might|May possibly|May well} 1997 and an {worker|staff} of {the organization|the business|the corporation} and {the|their|it is} subsidiaries since 1993. In 2007, Protective Life {recognized|commemorated} its 100th anniversary, just one year after {the|their|it is} acquisition of Chase Insurance Group in 2006. In 2013, Protective's principal {part|branch|subordinate company}, Protective {Life insurance coverage|Insurance coverage|A life insurance policy} Company completed the purchase of MONY Life Insurance Company and reinsured certain policies of MONY Life Insurance {Organization|Business|Firm} of America.[7] {The entire|The whole|The overall} transaction price was $1. 06 billion. {Protecting|Safety|Defensive} Life has offices in Alabama, California, Illinois, Missouri, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ohio and Tennessee. In 2014, it was announced that the company would be {obtained|attained|bought} by Dai-ichi Life. Dai-ichi Life is Japan's second-largest private insurer by {high quality|superior|high grade} {earnings} and its third-largest by assets. It {outlined|detailed|shown} its shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2010, Japan's only major life insurer {to do this|to accomplish this|for this}. Dai-ichi has said it will buy all of the shares outstanding of {Protecting|Safety|Defensive} Life for $70. 00 per share in cash, or a total {deal|purchase} value of approximately $5. 7 billion. Dai-ichi {Existence|Lifestyle|Your life} said it would also issue the new {stocks|stocks and shares} between June 12, 2014, and June 11, 2015, with Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as an expert for the offer. The deal closed in {Feb|Feb .|March} 2015.
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