Atlas Assurance Company Explained
| Atlas Assurance Company Limited |
| Type: | Insurance |
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| Successor: | Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation |
| Founded: | in 1808 in London, United Kingdom |
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| Defunct: | 1959 |
| Area Served: | Europe
North America
South America
Philippines[1] |
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Atlas Assurance Company was a British life and fire insurance company established at the beginning of the 19th century in England.[2] Its headquarters were in London, and it had several branches around the world, including Buenos Aires,[3] Manila, Berlin and Washington, D.C.[4] It was established in 1808 in the city of London, and later expanded its branches around the world.[5] This company worked until 1959, the year it was acquired by the Assurance Corporation.[6]
Notes and References
- Book: Census of the Philippine Islands Taken Under the Direction ..., Volumen4,Tema 2. 1921. Philippines. Census Office, Ignacio Villamor, Felipe Buencamino.
- Book: Instructions for the agents of the Atlas Assurance Company of London. 1839. Atlas Assurance Company.
- Book: Anuario Pillado de la deuda pública y sociedades anónimas establecidas en las repúblicas Argentina y del Uruguay para .... 1899. Compañia Sud-Americana de Billetes de Banco, 1899.
- Book: Annual Report of the Commissioners of the District of Columbia, Volumen5. 1910. District of Columbia. Board of Commissioners.
- Book: The Cyclopædia, Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and ..., Volumen19. 1819. Abraham Rees.
- Book: Best's Insurance Reports: fire and casualty... 1965. A.M. Best Company, 1965.
