, often referred to as , was founded in 1728 as the first marine insurance company in Denmark. It held a monopoly on marine insurance in Denmark until 1786.
History Det Kongelige octroierede Søe-Assurance Compagni was founded in the Børsen building in Copenhagen in 1728.
The company's monopoly on marine insurance was challenged by and other major merchants and ship-owners towards the middle of the century. Its monopoly was finally lifted in 1783, leading to the formal establishment of De private Assurandeurer in 1786. The company existed until 1930.
Management Directors, 18511926 1851—1866: Matthias Wilhelm Sass (wholesaler) 1851—1868: Frederik August Paludan (naval officerm commodore) 1851—21862: Christian Wilhelm Haagen (bank manager) 1851—1851: Emil Zeuthen Svitzer (wholesaler) 1851—1875: Pierre Jean Agier (wholesaler) 1862—1873: Lars Christian Larsen (lawyer) 1868-1880: F. Paludan (naval officer, captain) 1874—1878: Helland (consul) 1876-1883: B. W. Sass (wholesaler) 1878—1893: H. J. Rønne (wholesaler) 1881—1892: Carl Frederik Gottlob Stage (shipowner) 1883–1912; Gustav James Hansen (wholesaler) 1893—1895: Johan Christian Kraf (naval officer, commodore) 1893—1913: William Theodor Malling (wholesaler) 1895—1920: Hans Peter Johan Lyngbye (wholesaler) 1913—1922: Carl Julius Peter Ryberg (business executive) 1914—1917: Aage Hjalmar Ostenfeld (business executive) 1918—1922: de Nully Brown (business executive) 1920–1923; Jens Daugaard-Jensen. 1922—1923: Andreas Christian Hamann Erlands en (shipowner) 1923—: Johs. Stein (lawyer) 1923—: Direktør Vilhelm A. Bang 1924—: E. I. Baastrup (business executive) 1924—: William Malling (wholesaler)
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