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This Erie Indemnity Co (ERIE) filings page provides access to the company’s public reports filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. As a NASDAQ-listed insurance services company incorporated in Pennsylvania, Erie Indemnity uses SEC filings to disclose financial results, governance updates, and other material information related to its role in providing services to the Erie Insurance Exchange.
Through periodic and current reports, investors can review details of Erie Indemnity’s operating revenue, including management fee revenue for policy issuance and renewal services and administrative services, administrative services reimbursement revenue, and service agreement revenue. Filings also present operating expenses such as commissions and non-commission costs, as well as investment income, net realized and unrealized gains or losses, and impairment charges. Consolidated statements of financial position outline assets, liabilities, and shareholders’ equity.
Current reports on Form 8-K highlight specific events, such as the announcement of quarterly and nine-month financial results, updates on information security events, and Board-approved revisions to the company’s Code of Conduct and Code of Ethics for senior financial officers. These filings also confirm that Erie Indemnity’s Class A common stock trades on the NASDAQ Stock Market under the symbol ERIE.
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Erie Indemnity Co (ERIE) – Form 4, filed 07/24/2025: Director George R. Lucore reported routine equity movements dated 07/22/2025.
- Derivative securities: 15.308 Directors’ Deferred Compensation Share Credits were acquired via dividend reinvestment (Transaction Code J, conversion price $0). His deferred-comp account now holds 3,940.708 share credits, each convertible 1-for-1 into Class A common stock when board service ends. These credits carry no exercise or expiration dates.
- Non-derivative securities: The filing shows a disposition of 1,725 Class A shares; additional detail (price, code) is not provided, and post-transaction share balance is not stated.
The transactions are small versus ERIE’s total float and executed through plan mechanics rather than open-market trading, so they are unlikely to influence valuation or signal a change in insider sentiment. No operational, financial, or governance updates are included.
ERIE Indemnity Co. (ERIE) Form 4 – insider activity dated 07/22/2025
Director LuAnn Datesh reported one routine transaction under the Outside Directors’ Deferred Compensation Plan. Through automatic dividend reinvestment (Code J), she acquired 15.308 share credits that will convert 1-for-1 into Class A common stock when her board service ends. The reference price was $364.10 per share, raising her total derivative balance to 3,940.711 share credits. The derivative securities carry no exercise or expiration dates.
Table I shows 410 Class A shares held directly after the reported activity; the filing format does not indicate any open-market purchase or sale of these shares. No other equity, option or debt transactions were disclosed.
The volume involved is de-minimis relative to ERIE’s float and reflects normal board compensation rather than a discretionary buy or sell, implying immaterial impact on the company’s outlook.
Erie Indemnity Co (ERIE) – Form 4 filed 07/23/2025
Director and ≥10% owner Elizabeth A. Vorsheck reported a small routine acquisition under the company’s Deferred Compensation Plan for Outside Directors. On 07/22/2025, she received 53.201 directors’ deferred-compensation share credits (cash value determined by the closing Class A price on that date). Following the credit, her deferred account holds 14,085.957 share credits, each convertible into one Class A common share when board service ends.
No open-market purchases or sales of Class A or Class B shares were reported. Beneficial ownership remains substantial at 3,960,946 Class A shares (direct & indirect, including trusts and VEIC L.P.) plus contingent interests in Class B shares that are convertible 2,400-for-1 into Class A. Direct ownership is 69,716 shares; the rest is held through multiple family trusts and partnerships.
The transaction is administrative and non-cash, representing dividend reinvestment within an existing plan. Given the size of Vorsheck’s overall stake, the incremental 53 share credits are immaterial to ownership percentage and carry no signaling value for near-term trading.