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Compare insurers on one table: any insurers from the eighteen markets, or a group in a given market (its companies there summed), with size, growth, share, line mix, claims and solvency. Click a column to sort. The address keeps your selection, so you can share or bookmark it.Data updated 11 Nov 2026 · what changed
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.