Germany life insurance company
The Germany Life Insurance Actiengesellschaft was a German insurance company.
history
The insurance company was founded in Berlin in 1883 , initially as a mutual company. In 1900 it developed "favorably". Then it was converted into a stock corporation and merged with Wilhelma insurance in Berlin in 1901.
In 1915 Robert Mertins was the director. The supervisory board included the manor owners and chairman J. Klewitz (Kleinlübars), deputy director Paul von der Nahmer (Berlin), general director Carl von Thieme (Munich), secret medical advisor J. Keuller, bank director Justizrat Ms. Henneberg (Berlin), director Franz Müller (Berlin-Lichterfelde).
In 1915 the capital was 7 million marks in 3,500 registered shares.
In 1917 the insurance merged with Freia insurance in Berlin.
literature
- Handbuch der Deutschen Aktiengesellschaft 1914–1915, p. 557.
- Wilhelm Haeselich: The origin and development of the Germany life insurance Actien-Gesellschaft zu Berlin. Festschrift for the 25th year. Existence of the society (1883–1908) , Berlin 1908.
Individual evidence
- ^ Paul Müller: The principle of reciprocity in insurance, especially in life insurance , Puttkammer & Mühlbrecht, 1905; Original at University of California (online at Google Books)
- ^ German Association for Insurance Science (Ed.): Journal for the entire insurance science, Volume 22. ES Mittler and Son, 1922. University of California. (online at Google Books)