Peer group
Growth
Amounts are always in euros: this changes how growth is measured, nothing else.
How growth is measured →KeyWhat the columns meanWhat each column measures, and which way is better
- Insurer or group
- One insurer, or a group's companies in one market added together.
- Market
- The market the figures are for.
- Premium €m
- The latest year's premium before reinsurance, in millions of euros.
- Growth
- The change in premium on the year before, in local currency, in euros or after inflation as chosen at the top; a group counts the same companies in both years.
- Market share
- Premium as a share of all premium in its market that year.
- Rank
- Its place by premium in its market: an insurer among insurers, a group among groups and independent insurers.
- Life share
- Life insurance as a share of its premium.
- Largest line
- The non-life line with the most premium and its share of all premium; Life for a life insurer.
- Loss ratio
- Non-life claims over earned premium, before reinsurance; lower is better, and ≈ marks an approximate ratio outside Solvency II.
- Combined
- Claims and costs over earned premium in non-life business, after reinsurance where published; below 100%, the insurance itself makes money.
- Combined, gross
- The same ratio before reinsurance.
- SCR ratio
- Capital cover: the capital it holds over the capital it must hold; above 100%, the requirement is met, and ≈ marks a solvency margin outside Solvency II.
- Net profit €m
- Profit after tax as reported, in millions of euros.
- ROE
- Return on equity: net profit after tax over the average shareholders' equity of the year; higher means more profit on each euro of capital.
- Growth a year, 5 yrs
- Average yearly growth of premium from the first year on file to the latest, in local currency.
- Latest quarter, yoy
- Premium so far this year, to the latest quarter published, against the same months a year earlier.
How each one is calculated: What Polisa measures, on the method page.
Compare on one measure
Latest year per market, € millions. Share and rank are within each insurer's own market. Combined ratio = claims plus expenses over earned premium, non-life lines (gross from S.05.01; net after reinsurance where the report gives it). Serbia: approximate loss ratio and solvency margin, not comparable with Solvency II figures.