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Title Insurance

The 4 US-listed Title Insurance companies we cover, ranked by market cap. Updated

Companies
4
Combined market cap
$23.2B
Combined revenue (TTM)
$26.0B
Today
+2.73%
1Y
-5.33%
YTD
+1.93%
Avg yield
3.61%

The largest Title Insurance companies by market cap: Fidelity National Financial, Inc., First American Financial Corp, Stewart Information Services Corp, INVESTORS TITLE CO. Together, the 4 companies we cover report $26.0B in combined trailing-twelve-month revenue — the sum of covered companies' reported revenue, not an industry market-size estimate.

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Companies

1–4 of 4
FNFFidelity National Financial, Inc.47.30+2.40%$12.7B
FAFFirst American Financial Corp76.50+3.32%$7.8B
STCStewart Information Services Corp69.66+2.40%$2.1B
ITICINVESTORS TITLE CO299.75+2.93%$566M

Frequently asked questions

How many Title Insurance companies are there?

We cover 4 US-listed Title Insurance companies as of 2026-09-18, refreshed every trading day.

Who are the largest Title Insurance companies?

By market cap, the largest Title Insurance companies we cover are Fidelity National Financial, Inc. (FNF), First American Financial Corp (FAF), Stewart Information Services Corp (STC).

What is the combined market cap of the Title Insurance industry?

The 4 US-listed Title Insurance companies we cover have a combined market capitalization of $23.2 billion as of 2026-09-18.

What is the total revenue of the Title Insurance industry?

The combined trailing-twelve-month revenue of the US-listed Title Insurance companies we cover is $26.0 billion. This is the sum of covered companies' reported revenue — not an industry market-size estimate.

What is the average dividend yield of Title Insurance companies?

The cap-weighted average dividend yield of the Title Insurance stocks we cover is 3.61%.

Industry classification from SEC EDGAR (SIC) · Databento EQUS.MINI (prices) · combined figures are sums/averages of the US-listed companies we cover. Informational only — not financial advice.