is state farm insurance a publicly traded company
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Are insurance companies publicly traded?
Not all insurance companies are publicly traded. In fact, many insurers are structured as mutual companies where policy holders of participating policies are essentially partial owners of the company.
When did State Farm start selling auto insurance?
From that momentous day in 1922 when G.J. Mecherle sold his first auto policy, we’ve always been there for our customers. Use the timeline and learn more about State Farm through the years. State Farm is a mutual company that makes its primary focus its policyholders.
Did you know State Farm is a Fortune 500 company?
But it’s nice to be recognized as a standout company and employer. One of the founding values of State Farm is financial strength. Our recent annual report tells the story of how we’re staying true to that value. Did you know that State Farm ranked No. 36 on the Fortune 500 list?
How many employees does State Farm have?
State Farm is a mutual company that makes its primary focus its policyholders. Our more than 55,000 employees and more than 19,000 independent contractor agents service 83 million policies and accounts throughout the U.S.