Employers Insurance Company of Wausau
Corporate · Founded 1911 · Boston, United States
Who Employers Insurance Company of Wausau is.
- Historical Background
- Employers Insurance Company of Wausau was incorporated in 1911 as a mutual company under the name Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Company of Wisconsin. The company was established in Wausau, Wisconsin, by a group of local business leaders in response to the state's newly enacted Workmen's Compensation Act, making it one of the earliest firms in the workers' compensation field. In 1979, the company formally changed its name to Employers Insurance of Wausau, A Mutual Company.
- Source of Capital
- As a property and casualty insurance provider, the company's capital is primarily generated from premiums paid by its policyholders for insurance coverage, particularly in workers' compensation lines. This pool of capital, known as the float, is then invested across various asset classes to generate returns and ensure the company can meet its long-term claim obligations.
- Major Events
- The company converted from a mutual to a stock company on December 14, 2001. Employers Insurance Company of Wausau is a member of the Liberty Mutual Group.
The funds Employers Insurance Company of Wausau backs.
Employers Insurance Company of Wausau is a limited partner in 28 funds. 11 of them place in the Power Law Investor Ranking; those lead, best-ranked first.













How Employers Insurance Company of Wausau’s fund book is spread.
The 28 funds Employers Insurance Company of Wausau backs, by where the manager is headquartered and how many funds that manager has raised.
Where those managers are based
By fund headquarters.
- North America 2693%
- Europe 27%
United States 26 · United Kingdom 2
How established those managers are
Managers grouped by how many funds they have raised — across the 14 of 28 with a fund history on record.
Other LPs.
Other corporate and insurance LPs in the Power Law LP ranking, closest to Employers Insurance Company of Wausau by combined power-law score — North America first, then the nearest worldwide.