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Cotton States Insurance
Insurance is a way to manage risk by providing you with the support to face financial losses due to a tragedy or accident. It involves paying a premium according to the property subjected of insurance and the type of protection you want to give it among other aspects.
Cotton States Insurance is a group of companies that has been providing auto, home and life insurance to customers in the Southeast since 1941. The Cotton States Insurance Group includes Cotton States Mutual Insurance Co., Shield Insurance Co. and Cotton States Life Insurance Co including its two subsidiaries Cotton States Marketing Resources Inc. and CSI Brokerage Services Inc.
Country Insurance & Financial Services has completed two transactions with Atlanta-based Cotton States Insurance Group, taking Cotton States Life Insurance Co. private. In the first transaction, Cotton States Life Insurance Co. merged with a subsidiary of Country Life Insurance Co. In the second transaction, Cotton States Mutual Insurance Co. pooled premiums and losses with those of the Country property or casualty group.
These agreements bring together two complementary organizations, their alliance positions both organizations for a strong future of helping customers protect and grow their assets.
The merger agreements still face regulatory approval, the approval of Cotton States Life Insurance shareholders, and other customary approvals and conditions. However, officials of both companies expect the deal to be final in the first half of 2004.
Cotton States Insurance is a group of companies that has been providing quality insurance products to customers in the Southeast since 1941, with products for auto, home and life.
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