RICHARDSON, Texas – Texans CU announced yesterday it has acquired Curley Insurance Group, a 19-year-old group of insurance companies. Dallas-based Curly does business with more than 75 national and regional insurance carriers and provides business insurance, personal lines, professional liability, employee benefits, reinsurance and specialty lines. The $1.7 billion credit union will operate the insurance group under its Texans CUSO Partners subsidiary. Kevin Curly, president of Curly Group, will continue to run the operation.
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