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TOP TEN WRITERS OF GROUP LIFE INSURANCE BY DIRECT PREMIUMS WRITTEN, 2013

($000)
RankGroup/companyDirect premiums written (1)Market share
1MetLife Inc. $5,399,65218.4%
2Prudential Financial Inc. 3,549,56112.1
3Securian Financial Group 1,880,1186.4
4New York Life Insurance Group 1,661,1985.6
5Cigna Corp. 1,594,0595.4
6Unum Group 1,257,2554.3
7Hartford Financial Services 1,253,2434.3
8Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.1,108,0423.8
9Aetna Inc. 992,8593.4
10StanCorp Financial Group Inc. 780,3902.7
(1) Before reinsurance transactions. Based on U.S. total, includes territories. Excludes annuities, accident and health, deposit-type contract funds and other considerations.
Source: SNL Financial LC.

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