All Brands Owned by The Travelers Companies, Inc.

What does Travelers own?

Travelers owns a group of property casualty insurance subsidiaries that underwrite commercial, personal, and specialty coverage, along with Simply Business in the UK, Corvus Insurance in cyber, Travelers Canada, and a majority-owned Brazilian joint venture. Its invested assets exceeded $101 billion at the end of FY2025.

Is Travelers publicly traded?

Yes. The Travelers Companies trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker TRV and is a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Its shares are widely held by institutional investors.

Who founded Travelers?

The company's predecessors were founded by Alexander Wilkin and 16 businessmen who established St. Paul Fire and Marine in 1853 in St. Paul, Minnesota, and by James G. Batterson, who founded The Travelers Insurance Company in Hartford, Connecticut in 1864.

Where is Travelers headquartered?

Travelers is headquartered in New York, New York, USA. Hartford, Connecticut remains a major employment center reflecting the company's origins, and the parent corporation is incorporated in Minnesota.

How many brands does Travelers own?

Travelers operates primarily under its single master brand and red umbrella mark. Its named operating brands include Travelers Canada, Simply Business in the UK, and Corvus Insurance in cyber underwriting.

Who owns Travelers?

The company is publicly traded and has no controlling shareholder. Institutional investors including Vanguard and BlackRock hold the largest stakes, each in the high single digits of outstanding shares.

How large is Travelers?

For FY2025, Travelers reported $48.8 billion in revenue, $6.29 billion in net income, record net written premiums of $44.4 billion, and more than 30,000 employees. It is one of the largest property casualty insurers in the United States.