Companies
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company is the parent company of several wholly owned State Farm subsidiaries:
- State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
- State Farm Life Insurance Company
- State Farm Life and Accident Assurance Company
- State Farm County Mutual Insurance Company of Texas
- State Farm Mutual Insurance Company of Texas
- State Farm Indemnity Company / State Farm Guaranty Insurance Company
- State Farm General Insurance Company
- State Farm Florida Insurance Company
- State Farm Lloyds
- State Farm Bank, F.S.B.
- State Farm Investment Management Corp. (SFIMC)
- State Farm VP Management Corp. (SFVPMC)
- State Farm International Service, Inc.
- State Farm Associate's Funds Trust
- State Farm Mutual Fund Trust
- State Farm Investor Services (Canada) Co.
- State Farm Finance Corporation of Canada
- SF Insurance Placement Corporation of Canada
- Insurance Placement Services, Inc.
- State Farm International Life Insurance Company Ltd.
- Plaza One Realty Co.
- State Farm Guaranty Insurance Company
- State Farm Variable Product Trust
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