Federated Ins. opening service, underwriting office in Mankato; 200 employees planned
It is the first entrant of the insurance industry -- beyond individual agents -- in the
Based in
"The positions are primarily focused on customer service and insurance processing responsibilities," she said.
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The company employs about 2,400 people nationwide with 1,400 at the
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The company's other remote office locations are in
Greater Mankato Growth has been assisting Federated as it plans its office here.
"It's great news," said
"It's a fantastic opportunity for the greater
He said GMG believes a company like Federated can attract more recent college graduates to work and live here rather than moving elsewhere.
Considine said holding on to college grads is increasingly important as the workforce tightens. "With our continuing rise in employment and our unemployment rate remaining low, it's important to hold onto more of those college graduates. I think Federated will be offering a good salary and be able to do that."
Federated is a direct writer of property and casualty insurance products.
During the 1890s, farm implement dealers in
Initially, the company was known as the
In 1948 Federated entered the casualty insurance field and was one of the first major insurance companies to write both fire and casualty insurance. In 1949 accident and health coverage was added.
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