TDCI flags Everett Cash Mutual and Southern Underwriters name changes with asterisks.

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By Preston Stewart, All Seasons Insurance Group  ·  September 24, 2026

TDCI’s Name Changes table is easy to miss next to Admissions and Mergers, but it is the row set that explains why a declarations page suddenly shows a different legal title with the same NAIC number. The opened monthly update is as of August 31, 2026, marks new rows with an asterisk, and was last updated September 9, 2026 at 10:40 AM.

Two asterisked mid-year rows stand out for Tennessee readers tracking specialty and mutual renames: Everett Cash Mutual Insurance Co. (17043) to ECM Insurance Company dated 7/1/2026*, and Southern Underwriters Insurance Company (10809) to NORTHWIND SPECIALTY INSURANCE COMPANY dated 8/10/2026*. Earlier 2026 rows include National Guardian Life to NGL Insurance Company and Pharmacists Mutual to Pharmacists Insurance Company, both dated 1/1/2026.

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Prior company nameNAIC#New company nameDate
National Guardian Life Insurance Company66583NGL Insurance Company1/1/2026
Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Company13714Pharmacists Insurance Company1/1/2026
Everett Cash Mutual Insurance Co.17043ECM Insurance Company7/1/2026*
Southern Underwriters Insurance Company10809NORTHWIND SPECIALTY INSURANCE COMPANY8/10/2026*

If a bill or ID card still shows the prior name, match the NAIC number before you assume it is a different insurer. Keep screenshots of the TDCI row next to your declarations page when you ask an agent to update auto-pay or mortgage escrow labels.

Name changes are not the same as the Mergers table. Mergers list a non-surviving NAIC and a survivor; name-change rows keep one NAIC across the prior and new titles on the printed update.

East Tennessee homeowners and business owners who want a declarations walkthrough can use the All Seasons quote page linked above. Bring the policy jacket so the printed company string can be compared line-by-line to TDCI’s table.

What is on TDCI’s Name Changes table?

The monthly update lists a prior company name, NAIC number, new company name, and date. Asterisked rows are marked as new since the last update on the August 31, 2026 as-of page.

Which asterisked name changes appear for mid-2026?

Everett Cash Mutual Insurance Co. (NAIC 17043) is listed as becoming ECM Insurance Company dated 7/1/2026*, and Southern Underwriters Insurance Company (NAIC 10809) is listed as becoming NORTHWIND SPECIALTY INSURANCE COMPANY dated 8/10/2026*.

Why do company name changes matter to policyholders?

Your declarations page, billing statement, and claim correspondence may still show the prior legal name for a period. Matching the NAIC number helps confirm you are looking at the same insurer after a rename.

What January 1, 2026 life and mutual renames are listed?

National Guardian Life Insurance Company (66583) is listed as NGL Insurance Company dated 1/1/2026, and Pharmacists Mutual Insurance Company (13714) is listed as Pharmacists Insurance Company dated 1/1/2026.

Is a name change the same as a merger?

No. TDCI prints Mergers and Name Changes as separate tables. A name change keeps the same NAIC number on the rows shown here; a merger lists a non-surviving NAIC and a surviving NAIC.

How fresh is the source page?

The opened monthly update is as of August 31, 2026, and the page last-updated line reads September 9, 2026 at 10:40 AM.

Does this article say your premium will change after a rename?

No. It only restates the public Name Changes rows. Premium, deductible, and coverage questions belong on your own policy documents and with your licensed agent.

How do I get help checking a renamed company in Tennessee?

Call 865-263-1400 or visit asigtn.com/get-a-quote/ with your declarations page so the printed company name and NAIC number can be compared to the TDCI table.

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