Insurance and Loan Offering from Colonial Life

Pilgrim Life started offering mishap and tumor protection strategies to workers utilizing pre-charge dollars as a part of 1985. These strategies represented portion of every single new policie issued by the organization by 1990.

In 1989, Colonial Life made a holding organization, Colonial Companies, Inc. Frontier Life turned into an entirely claimed auxiliary of Colonial Companies. In March 1991, Stephen G. Corridor was named CEO of Colonial Life. Lobby had served as organization president since 1986. Gayle Averyt held chairmanship of the organization.
Corridor surrendered from Colonial Life in February 1992 and was supplanted by Frank Smith. Unum procured Colonial Life in 1993 for $571 million. James Orr, Unum's CEO, took on the position of Colonial Life CEO with the merger.

In 2003, Colonial turned into the named supporter of the University of South Carolina's ball enclosure. The organization consented to pay $5.5 million more than 12 years for the name rights to Colonial Life Arena. Randall Horn got to be Colonial Life president and CEO in 2004.

 He supplanted Jean Duke. In July 2014, Timothy G. Arnold turned into the organization's leader. He expected the part of CEO in mid 2015.