June 01, 2006
LONG GROVE, ILL. – June 01, 2006 –
The Kemper Insurance Companies timely filed with Illinois and other state insurance regulatory
agencies its audited statutory financial statements for the years ended December 31, 2005 and
2004. The audited year-end 2005 combined statutory surplus of $178.6 million was unchanged
from the surplus reported in the unaudited year-end 2005 financial statements previously filed
by the company.
Kemper also announced certain changes to its board of directors. J. Reed Coleman
retired from the board effective with the May 16, 2006 annual meeting pursuant to the board’s
long-standing retirement policy. The board terms of James R. Edgar and Zack Stamp also expired at
the annual meeting following the decisions of both directors to decline nomination for reelection.
Finally, Roberta Karmel resigned from the board and Kemper President and CEO Douglas S. Andrews was
elected to the board, also effective at the annual meeting.
Andrews commented on the audit filing and board changes, noting “I applaud the
efforts of our staff in assisting our external auditor in completing the 2005 audit on time. I
also want to express our deep appreciation to our four departing board members, all of whom added
their particular expertise to the company during the initial three years of the company’s run-off.
The company and its policyholders are better off as a result of their efforts.”
For more information about Kemper, visit its website at www.kemperinsurance.com
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