Key Dates
- 1875: Founded in Newark, New Jersey by John F. Dryden
- 1922: Forrest F. Dryden, the founder's son, becomes president
- 1999: The company sells its healthcare division to Aetna for $1 billion
- 2001: Prudential stock starts to trade on the NYSE
- 2003: Prudential acquires American Skandia
- 2004: PRU acquires CIGNA Corporation
- 2007: The board of directors for the company elects John R. Strangfeld as the new CEO
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Fast Facts
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Stock symbol
PRU, NYSE
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Annual revenue (2007)
$34.401 billion U.S.
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Founder
John F. Dryden
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Year Established
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Phone
+1-973-802-6000
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Fax
+1-973-367-6476
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HQ
Newark, New Jersey
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Fact:
President and CEO: John R. Strangfeld Jr.
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CFO
Richard J. Carbone
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Staff
40,703
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