Finance & Insurance Business Name Generator

20 Finance & Insurance Name Ideas

To give you a flavor of the Insurance Company Name Generator, we’ve put together 20 business name examples. Take a look below and see which ones stand out to you. After that, try the name generator yourself!

20 More Finance & Insurance Name Ideas

Using Keywords in your Finance & Insurance Business Name

As you can see from the examples of real-world insurance companies above, many business names in this field incorporate words that communicate company values.

If you decide against using a family name in the business title, we suggest using 1-2 well-targeted keywords that paint a positive picture of your company and appeal to your customer’s needs.

Establish your position in the market

Before you can begin shortlisting keywords, there are two main questions to consider:

• What insurances services will I be providing? (home, health, auto, travel, corporate, or all of the above)
• Who is my typical customer? (lower-income, middle-income, higher-income)

Once you have established your insurance company’s mission, you can begin to think of keywords pertaining to your exact target market.

Brainstorm keywords

If you are aiming to cover all types of insurance in your business, you are at liberty to pick generic keywords. For example, words like ‘protect’, ‘security’ or ‘assurance’ are not associated with any particular type of insurance, and are therefore valid here.

If you are starting out in the industry, you will likely specialise in just one or two types of insurance. Here are some keyword ideas for specific insurance types:

• Health – vitality, vigor, dynamic,
• Travel – world, global, explore
• Corporate – business, professional, alliance
• Property – home, asset, family
• Automobile – auto, car, motor

Use the Finance & Insurance Business Name Generator

You should now have a shortlist of keywords that are highly relevant to your target market. All that remains is to fit them into a name!

The Insurance Company Names Generator transforms keywords into a creative business name. It allows you to filter results based on length and rhyme, so that you can find the name that best suits your needs.

Based on the insurance types and related keywords listed above, we came up with the following company names:

• Vitality Ensured
• Explore Secure
• Business Guardian
• Home Trust
• Mainstay Motors

5 Tips for Creating Unique Finance & Insurance Business Name Ideas

Now that you’re at the business end of the naming process, we’ve got five tips for you to bear in mind.

Consider creating new words

You’ve already seen that two of the big insurance companies out there—Prudential and Assurant—have taken this route. Why not have a go yourself?

The Finance & Insurance Company Name Generator provides creative adaptions to your keywords if you filter the results to just one word. Here are some examples we came up with:

• Insuralux
• Assurify
• Shieldly

Be careful with this approach, though. If you get creative with wording, always ensure that your name is still pronounceable and reads easily.

Keep it concise

The most effective business names are short ones. In the insurance industry, the majority of the big companies stick to one or two-word names. If possible, keep your name length below 20 characters.

What’s also noticeable is that the individual words are short. Think of State Farm, for example. The use of monosyllabic words here gives the name a strong delivery when spoken aloud. In your company name, try to stick to words that are two syllables or less.

Make it catchy

Consider adopting alliterative or rhythmic elements into your business name. This has the effect of making the company memorable for customers.

Intact Insurance is a perfect example, combining both alliteration and rhythm to produce a name that sticks in the mind.

If you’re struggling with this, the Insurance Name Generator allows you to toggle names that include rhythmic features.

Conduct market research

Even if your heart is set on a particular name, always consult the opinions of others. This helps to give a more balanced view on the merits of each of your shortlisted names.

Virtually everyone crosses paths with an insurance company at some point in their life, so most people you know will be able to contribute to the name testing process. Here are some of the questions you may ask:

• How does this name make you feel?
• Would you feel trusting of this company?
• What services do you associate with this name?

Remember to check availability

One of your final steps will be to check that your desired name is available. Firstly, you need to confirm that it hasn’t already been trademarked by another business.

You should then check to see if the web domain of the same name is available to purchase. It’s important that your website address is consistent with your business name.

If you encounter problems on either of these two fronts, we suggest starting from scratch rather than trying to tweak your preferred name.