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Nationwide Mutual, a member of the Nationwide Insurance Enterprise, purchased TIG Countrywide and TIG''s personal lines independent agent operation, based in Battle Creek, Mich., last January. The operation temporarily had been called Countrywide until a new name could be chosen. Crabtree explained that a permanent name change had been contemplated to eliminate the former connection with TIG Holdings.

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