![]() ![]() Īdditionally, Guardian owns a full service broker-dealer Park Avenue Securities (PAS). In September 2016, Guardian sold their 401(k) business to Ameritas Life. In 2016, Victory Capital acquired RS Investments. In 2007, RS Investments was one of the largest stockholders in Corrections Corporation of America, with 2,486,866 shares. It also has a selection of mutual funds which it offers to clients. RS provides its services to pensions, investment companies, high net worth individuals, corporations, and banks. In 2006, Guardian acquired 65% of RS Investments. In 2015, they grew this business by acquiring Aon Hewitt's absence management business. It helps manage and administer claims related to employee absences, offers "LeavePro", a software to manage absences, and offers "MDGuidelines", a web-based tool to manage employee's return to work. Guardian acquired Reed Group in 2012 and through it, provides human resources to companies dealing with employees on absence due to disability. As of February 2015, the newly formed Berkshire Life Insurance Company of America subsidiary administers all disability products for Guardian. In July 2001, Guardian merged with Berkshire Life Insurance Company. Guardian acquired First Commonwealth in 1999, and acquired Premier Access in 2014, and Avesis in 2016. Guardian is the 6th largest dental provider in the US, with 6.4 million participants as of February 2015. In April 2017 the company announced plans to move several hundred employees to Bell Labs in Holmdel, New Jersey. In 1999, Guardian relocated to 7 Hanover Square in the Financial District. In 1979, Guardian began to regionalize many Home Office functions, and satellite offices are now located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Appleton, Wisconsin Spokane, Washington and Norwell, Massachusetts. Īs operations expanded, the company moved to the Germania Life Insurance Company Building at Union Square in 1911 – a location that would serve as Guardian's headquarters for more than 85 years. By the early 20th century, almost half its business was outside North America, until the pressures of World War I forced it to stop its business in Europe. insurance company to start an agency in Europe. Two years later, he opened a branch in San Francisco, and later across the country, reaching territories such as Colorado, New Mexico, North Dakota, and South Dakota. With start-up funds from fellow German refugees, he opened Germania Life Insurance Company in 1860 on Wall Street in Manhattan, to cover the growing number of German immigrants arriving on American shores. Accused of treason, he fled post-revolution Europe and landed in the U.S. Guardian founder Hugo Wesendonck, a German civil rights lawyer, participated in the 1848-49 revolution and helped draft a constitution for a united Germany. The former Germania/ Guardian Life Insurance Building in Union Square, Manhattan ![]()
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