Erie Indemnity Company Class A Common Stock (NASDAQ:ERIE)

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Erie Indemnity Company's principal business activity consists of management of the affairs for Erie Insurance Exchange. The company alsoparticipates in the property/casualty insurance business through its three wholly owned subsidiaries, Erie Insurance Company, Erie Insurance Company of New York, and Erie Insurance Property and Casualty Company and through its management of the Flagship City Insurance Company, a subsidiary of Erie Insurance Exchange....

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