Corporate & Financial Information

Current Financials

Corporate Governance

Annual Reports

Leadership

Members' Reports

Enterprise Risk Mgmt.

Current Financials

3rd Quarter 2025 Financial Commentary

Energy Insurance Mutual Limited reported a $185.3 million gain on surplus for the nine months ending September 30, 2025, outperforming its budgeted $61.6 million and last year’s $124.2 million. Investment income reached $191.8 million (up from $180.9 million in 2024), while underwriting brought in $41.5 million versus a prior loss of $25.2 million.

Key 2025 highlights:

  • $25.0 million distribution paid in March to members as of December 31, 2024.
  • Surplus rose to $1.5 billion, up $182.3 million (13.7%).
  • Combined ratio improved to 87.9% (down from 109.8% last year).
  • Membership retention stood at 99%.
  • Investment returns hit 7.1%, beating the 4.2% budget, with gains from international equities (23.7%), US equities (13.0%), fixed income (5.5%), and alternatives (5.6%).

Corporate Governance

Board of Directors

  • Corynne Arnett

    Executive Vice President and Chief Regulatory and Customer Officer
    Dominion Energy, Inc

  • Brian B. Bird, President and Chief Executive Officer, NorthWestern Energy

    Brian B. Bird

    President and Chief Executive Officer
    NorthWestern Energy

  • G. Thomas Bolton, III President and Chief Executive Officer Energy Insurance Mutual Limited

    G. Thomas Bolton, III

    President and Chief Executive Officer
    Energy Insurance Mutual Limited

  • Marcus V. Brown - Executive Vice President and General Counsel

    Marcus V. Brown

    Executive Vice President and General Counsel
    Entergy Corporation

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    Giles Carmichael

    Chancery Chambers, Partner

  • Rejji Hayes

    Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
    CMS Energy Corporation

  • Kodwo Ghartey-Tagoe Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary Duke Energy

    Kodwo Ghartey-Tagoe

    Executive Vice President and CEO, Duke Energy Carolinas
    Head of Natural Gas Business Unit
    Duke Energy

  • Jeanne Jones

    Jeanne Jones

    Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
    Exelon Corporation

  • Martin J. Lyons, Jr. President and Chief Executive Officer Ameren

    Martin J. Lyons, Jr.

    President and Chief Executive Officer
    Ameren

  • Amanda Rome, Executive Vice President, Chief Legal and Compliance Officer, Xcel Energy

    Amanda Rome

    Executive Vice President and Group President - Utilities, Chief Customer Officer
    Xcel Energy Inc.

  • Dan S. Tucker, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Southern Company

    Dan S. Tucker

    Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (Retired)
    Southern Company

Officers

Martin J. Lyons, Jr., Ameren
Chair

Kodwo Ghartey-Tagoe, Duke Energy
Vice-Chair

G. Thomas Bolton, III
President and Chief Executive Officer

Chancery Corporate Services Limited
Assistant Corporate Secretary

M. Cindy Dobbins
Vice President – Chief Claims Officer

Laura Lam
Vice President – Chief Underwriting Officer

Tanner V. McAndrew
Vice President – Risk Management and Corporate Strategy

Megan E. Ogden
Vice President – Captive Subsidiaries

Jeffrey M. Tkacz
Vice President – Chief Financial Officer

Kevin R. Wolff
Vice President – General Counsel and Corporate Secretary

Leadership

Tommy Bolton

President and Chief Executive Officer

Cindy Dobbins

Vice President – Chief Claims Officer

Laura Lam

Vice President – Chief Underwriting Officer

Tanner McAndrew

Vice President – Risk Management and Corporate Strategy

Megan Ogden

Vice President – Captive Subsidiaries

Jeff Tkacz

Vice President – Chief Financial Officer

Kevin Wolff

Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary

Enterprise Risk Management

ERM (Enterprise Risk Management) plays an integral role in how EIM manages our business. As such, the ERM Committee, reporting to the Board of Directors, has defined the Company's risk tolerance policy as follows.

Corporate Risk Tolerance

We have set our corporate risk tolerance at being able to withstand a  modeled 1/200 VaR annual aggregate occurrence and maintain an "A" rating by AM Best on an entity wide level.  The related categories include reserve, underwriting, operational, investment, catastrophe and reinsurer credit risk.  Risk capacity is the percentage at or above this level and is used to measure how effectively the Company is managing risk on a quarterly basis.