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Northwestern Reports Lower 2001 Net Gain

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NU Online News Service, March 19, 10:05 a.m. – Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Milwaukee, is reporting $732 million in net increases in surplus and asset valuation reserves for 2001 on $15 billion in revenue, compared with $754 million in net increases on $15 billion in revenue for 2000.

Because Northwestern is a policyholder-owned mutual, it reports its earnings using statutory accounting principles, rather than the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles used by shareholder-owned insurers.

Northwestern did not include quarterly results in its latest earnings release.

Total life premium revenue increased about 8% last year, even though premiums from new sales were flat, because policy renewals were strong, the company says.

The overall lapse rate has fallen to 4.1%, less than half of the industry average, the company says.


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