Fidelity National Title Group
Fidelity National Title Group (FNTG), a subsidiary of FNF established in 2005, provides title insurance and escrow services. Title insurance brand names in the FNTG include Aero Records and Title, Alamo Title Insurance, Chicago Title Insurance Company, Commonwealth, Fidelity National Title, Lawyers Title, Security Union, and Ticor Title Insurance. The FNTG website claims that the group underwriters issue approximately half of the title insurance contracts in the United States. FNTG provides additional real estate related services through brand names such as Fidelity National Home Warranty, ServiceLink, and Fidelity Residential Solutions. For example, Fidelity Residential Solutions provides title insurance and closings services for relocation companies. Fidelity National Title Group owns and operates the consumer education website title.com.
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