LifeHealthPro's annual “Top 100” listing aims to not only rankthe best of the best in the life insurance and health insurance industry, but to also analyze howcarriers stack up against each other, and what, if any, majorchanges in position have occurred since last year’s Top 100 listwas published.

The data for each graph was provided by SNL Financial and wasitself pulled from NAIC filings.

One change leaps out when viewing the health insurance companystatistics: Anthem ranks No. 1 in three categories this year, butwas not listed anywhere in the Top 100 last year. This change is not due tofinancial performance of the company, but rather late financialfilings with SNL Financial.

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Other notable differences include Humana’s extreme increase intotal enrollment: a jump from 4.4 million enrollees in 2013 to 16.6million in 2014. This may help explain the company’s sharp increaseof $27.3 million in net premiums written year over year. On thelife side, Prudential fell in the net premiums written category,down almost 34 percent from 2013 to 2014. AEGON, on the other hand,appeared at the No. 16 spot in last year’s ranking of net premiumswritten for accident and health, but broke into the top 10 thisyear, with $1.9 million in NPW.

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Continue on to view 8 graphs (click on each to enlarge) thatchart industry leaders in net premiums written, investment income,policyholder surplus and number of health enrollees.

See previous lists:

The 2014 NUL top 100

The 2013 NUL top 100