CATIC Title Insurance

Highly Engaged Employees

CATIC Title Insurance Company is a regional title insurance underwriter serving the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States, with roots dating back to 1966 through the founding of Connecticut Attorneys Title Insurance Company, Inc., a Bar-Related® title insurance provider. Operating under the parent company CATIC Financial Inc., CATIC Title Insura... nce Company is licensed to issue policies in New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania, while its sister company, Connecticut Attorneys Title Insurance Company, operates throughout New England as the region's largest domestic title insurance underwriter with more than 50 years of operational history. Unlike shareholder-driven competitors, CATIC operates on a mutual company model, answering directly to clients, policyholders, and stakeholders rather than external shareholders or Wall Street interests, a structural distinction that shapes its commitment to enhancing the experience of title insurance agents, attorneys, real estate professionals, and insureds throughout the real estate transaction process. The company maintains membership in the American Land Title Association, New Jersey Land Title Association, New York State Land Title Association, and Pennsylvania Land Title Association, and its policies are accepted by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for secondary market transactions. CATIC Title Insurance Company holds reinsurance treaties with CATIC and Lloyd's of London, enabling automatic issuance of policies up to $30 million, with facultative reinsurance available for larger transactions exceeding that threshold. The company demonstrates substantial underwriting capacity and experience, having insured transactions exceeding $100 million over a two-year period and maintaining the ability to underwrite policies up to $500 million. This combination of regional market presence, mutual company governance, strong institutional partnerships, and significant underwriting capacity positions CATIC Title Insurance Company as a distinctive competitor in the Northeast and ...Read More