Western National Mutual Insurance Co. recently announced that it has completed its merger with Farmers Home Mutual Insurance Company, effective December 31, 2007. The completed merger follows final approval by each company’s Board of Directors and policyholders, and final regulatory approval from the Minnesota Department of Commerce.
“The completion of this merger means that our partner agents, employees and policyholders can now experience the added financial strength and efficiencies of working with a single Western National brand,” said company President and CEO Stuart C. Henderson. “We again thank everyone involved for their efforts throughout this merger process, and we look forward to the continued success of the Western National Insurance Group.”
Western National Insurance Group is a super-regional insurance group with over $510 million in assets and writing over $245 million in premium annually. The group now consists of four regional Property and Casualty Insurance companies with shared administrative offices in Edina, Minn. and a local underwriting and claim office in Seattle, Wash. Western National Mutual Insurance Company writes personal and commercial lines in Minn., Wis., S.D., N.D. and Iowa.
Source: Western National Mutual Insurance Co.
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