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EXHIBIT   A

PARTIAL LISTING

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES WHICH HAVE DEMUTUALIZED

and Estimated Number of Policyholders (Where Estimates are Available)

(Sources: Glenndaily.com Information Services, Inc. and Demutualization Claims Clearinghouse)
  1. Acacia Mutual (1997).
  2. American Mutual (1996); 300,000 policyholders
  3. American United (2000); 175,000 policyholders.
  4. Ameritas (1997).
  5. Amerus Group
  6. Canada Life (1999); 388,000 policyholders.
  7. Central Life Assurance (2000); 300,000 policyholders.
  8. Equitable Life Assurance Society (1992).
  9. General American (2000); 330,000 policyholders.
  10. Guarantee Mutual Life (1995)
  11. Indianapolis Life (2001); 200,000 policyholders.
  12. Industrial-Alliance (Canada) (1999); 700,000 policyholders.
  13. John Hancock (2000); 3,000,000 policyholders.
  14. Lafayette Life (2000)
  15. Manulife (1999)
  16. Metropolitan Life ((2000); 11,200,000 policyholders.
  17. Midland Life (1994)
  18. Minnesota Mutual Life (1998)
  19. Mutual of New York (1998); 800,000 policyholders.
  20. Mutual Life of Canada (2000)
  21. Mutual Service Life (2005)
  22. National Travelers (2000)
  23. Nationwide Life (1997)
  24. Northwestern National (1989)
  25. Ohio National (1998)
  26. Phoenix Home Life (2001); 500,000 policyholders.
  27. Principal Mutual (2001); 925,000 policyholders
  28. Provident Mutual (2002)
  29. Prudential (2001); 11,000,000 policyholders.
  30. Security Mutual Life of Nebraska (1999)
  31. Standard Insurance Co. (1999); 125,000 policyholders.
  32. State Mutual Life (1995); 100,000 policyholders.
  33. Sun Life of Canada (2000)
  34. Union Mutual (UNUM) (1986)
  35. Western & Southern Life (2000)