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Bosnia and Herzegovina

23 insurers in FY 2025
Updated 11 Nov 2026
Sources and updates
Source
AZOBiH and the entity supervisors; solvency margin, not Solvency II
Insurers
23 with premium in FY 2025; 1 more reported negative premium and is left out of the shares
Latest figures
FY 2025, Jan–Sep 2026
Next update
FY 2026, around May 2027
Quality grades
premium A; lines A (8), B (15); claims B (21), C (2); solvency B

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Share
Premium
€600m
FY 2025 · 23 insurers
Growth
+8.0%
FY 2025 vs 2024, in BAM · +8.0% in euros
Top three
32%
unconcentrated · HHI 658
Life share
19%
of total premium
Claims and costs
95%
non-life combined ratio after reinsurance
Capital cover
129%
median solvency margin · 13 of 23 insurers
In shortBosnia and Herzegovina is the 13th largest of the 18 markets by premium, with 1.1% of the region's total in 2025; its premium is 2.0% of GDP, €176 per person. Premium grew 8.0% in BAM (+3.9% after inflation); in euros +8.0%, slower than the region's +9.8%. The three largest insurers write 32% of it, ASA Central alone 12.5%. Non-life insurers made money on underwriting, with a combined ratio of 95% after reinsurance, and the median insurer covers its required solvency margin 1.3 times.

Latest news2 Nov 2026: FBiH supervisor works with HANFA experts on Solvency II readiness All news (12) →

Coverage The insurers shown cover the whole market. Source.

Market share by insurer

#InsurerShareYoY

    Latest quarter: Jan–Sep 2026

    Premium written Jan–Sep 2026, year to date: €480m, +4.8% against Jan–Sep 2025 in local currency. Share change in percentage points against the same period a year earlier.

    €480mpremium, year to date · Jan–Sep 2026
    +4.8%on Jan–Sep 2025, local currency
    €629mestimate for the full year 2026, range €604m–€653m

    Gains and losses in share

    Change in share against Jan–Sep 2025, in percentage points; an insurer with no premium now has lost its whole share.

    Context
    • ASA Central · 20 Oct 2026: FBiH premiums up 4.5% to BAM 628.6m in January-September 2026
    • Sarajevo osiguranje · 27 Apr 2026: Two investment funds sell over 8.8% of Sarajevo osiguranje at a bourse auction
    • Triglav · 3 Sep 2026: BiH first-half premiums up about 5% to EUR 318m; paid claims up 11.3%
    All figures
    InsurerJan–Sep 2026 €mShareΔ ppJan–Sep 2025 €mGrowth
    ASA Central63.113.2%+0.557.8+9.2%
    Adriatic51.910.8%+0.248.5+7.1%
    Euroherc40.98.5%+0.039.0+5.0%
    Triglav36.77.7%+0.333.9+8.4%
    UNIQA36.57.6%+0.233.8+7.8%
    Sarajevo osiguranje32.56.8%−0.432.7−0.6%
    GRAWE23.95.0%−0.123.5+1.8%
    Croatia osiguranje23.54.9%−0.022.6+4.0%
    Wiener22.84.7%−0.122.0+3.5%
    Vienna osiguranje17.73.7%−0.217.8−0.4%
    Premium15.93.3%+0.214.0+13.1%
    GRAWE Banja Luka15.83.3%−0.115.7+1.2%
    Dunav14.73.1%−0.014.1+4.5%
    Camelija12.92.7%−0.414.0−8.1%
    Aura10.72.2%−0.211.1−4.1%
    Drina10.22.1%−0.210.5−2.1%
    Mikrofin (MF)10.22.1%−0.09.9+3.4%
    Krajina7.91.6%+0.26.5+22.0%
    Nešković7.81.6%−0.17.7+0.9%
    Brčko-gas7.71.6%−0.17.9−2.9%
    Euros7.41.5%+0.16.7+11.1%
    Garant7.11.5%+0.16.4+10.6%
    SAS-Super P1.90.4%+0.01.7+14.8%
    Market479.9100%457.7+4.8%

    Each insurer's figures: All insurers, growth and latest quarter → · Full-year outlook →

    What's happening in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    The latest news on the market's insurers and their supervisor, newest first: facts in Polisa's own words, each with its source.

    1. SupervisorFBiH supervisor works with HANFA experts on Solvency II readiness

      Croatian supervisor HANFA spent 28-30 October at the FBiH Insurance Supervision Agency, backed by the World Bank, on reviewing insurers' ORSA reports and preparing a quantitative impact study ahead of Solvency II.

      Source: Insurance Supervision Agency of FBiH (ANO)
    2. ResultsFBiH premiums up 4.5% to BAM 628.6m in January-September 2026

      Insurers in the Federation wrote BAM 628.6m (EUR 321.4m) in nine months: non-life rose 5.2% to BAM 513.9m and life 1.5% to BAM 114.7m. ASA Central led with BAM 104.4m, ahead of Adriatic and Euroherc.

      ASA CentralAdriaticEurohercSource: XPRIMM (FBiH supervisor data, via SeeNews)
    3. LawFBiH supervisor drafts criteria for calculating motor TPL premium tariffs

      The FBiH Insurance Supervision Agency published draft criteria that insurers in the Federation will have to apply when calculating compulsory motor TPL tariff premiums, and invited comments within ten days.

      Source: Insurance Supervision Agency of FBiH (ANO)
    4. ResultsRepublika Srpska premiums up 5.8% to BAM 277.3m in January-August 2026

      Insurers in Republika Srpska wrote BAM 277.3m (EUR 141.8m) in the first eight months, according to the entity's insurance agency: non-life rose 6.2% to BAM 234.5m and life 3.7% to BAM 42.8m.

      Source: XPRIMM (RS insurance agency data, via SeeNews)
    8 earlier
    1. ResultsBiH first-half premiums up about 5% to EUR 318m; paid claims up 11.3%

      Agency data put the 1H2026 market at EUR 318m and claims paid at EUR 134.6m. ASA Central (15.8%), Adriatic and Euroherc led non-life; UNIQA (26.6%), Vienna osiguranje and Triglav led life.

      ASA CentralAdriaticEurohercUNIQA+2Source: XPRIMM (Insurance Agency of BiH data)
    2. SupervisorFBiH finance ministry backs supervisor's plan to move insurers towards Solvency II

      The FBiH Insurance Supervision Agency presented the Federal Ministry of Finance with an activity plan for gradually preparing the market for Solvency II, and the ministry said it supports it. No transition date was given.

      Source: XPRIMM (citing ANO)
    3. DealTwo investment funds sell over 8.8% of Sarajevo osiguranje at a bourse auction

      ZIF Prof-Plus, the third-largest shareholder, sold 381,733 shares (over 8.2%) and ZIF Naprijed 29,832 shares (about 0.64%) at KM 15.5 each. Biznis Info called it an ownership consolidation; the buyers were not named.

      Sarajevo osiguranjeSource: Biznis Info
    4. CompanyThe FBiH Insurance Supervision Agency licensed ASA Reosiguranje, a new reinsurer wholly owned by ASA Finance with KM 6m of capital.Source: FBiH insurance supervisor's register (read 1 Nov 2026)
    5. SupervisorFBiH supervisor prepares mystery-shopping checks of motor TPL sales

      The FBiH Insurance Supervision Agency opened a market consultation for a mystery-shopping service to test whether insurers, agents and other channels properly inform motor TPL buyers, in at least 20 towns.

      Source: Paragraf.ba (citing Akta)
    6. ResultsBiH premiums rose 8% to BAM 1.17bn in 2025; motor about 61% of the market

      Non-life grew 8.6% to BAM 953.3m and life 5.5% to BAM 219.3m; claims paid rose 4% to BAM 489.7m. ASA led non-life with 15.4%; UNIQA led life with 23.8%, ahead of Vienna osiguranje and Triglav.

      ASA CentralUNIQAVienna osiguranjeTriglavSource: XPRIMM (Insurance Agency of BiH data)
    7. ResultsASA Central says its 2025 premiums rose 15.4% to over KM 147m

      ASA Central osiguranje reported premiums above KM 147m for 2025, keeping first place in the market, and said it paid almost KM 58m on some 43,000 reported claims.

      ASA CentralSource: XPRIMM
    8. CompanyASA Group announced a new life insurer, ASA LIFE, and a reinsurer, ASA RE, to start in 2026.Source: XPRIMM (3 Feb 2026); FBiH insurance supervisor's register (read 1 Nov 2026)

    Five-year trend

    Premium

    Market share of the five largest

    Lines in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    All figures

    Motor TPL, FY 2025: average premium €188 per policy, 4.3 claims per 100 policies, average claim €1,634. Prices in every market on the Motor TPL page →

    Claims paid in Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Insurers paid €258m to their customers in FY 2025, +7.4% on FY 2024 in BAM: €43 for every €100 of premium. Non-life claims were €193m; life insurance benefits €65m.

    Premium and claims paid, FY 2021–2025

    €258mpaid in FY 2025
    +7.4%on FY 2024, in BAM
    €43per €100 of premium

    PremiumClaims paid% claims paid per €100 of premium

    0€200m€400m€600m€800mFY 2021: Premium €418mFY 2021: Claims paid €177m42%2021FY 2022: Premium €450mFY 2022: Claims paid €204m45%2022FY 2023: Premium €503mFY 2023: Claims paid €220m44%2023FY 2024: Premium €555mFY 2024: Claims paid €241m43%2024FY 2025: Premium €600mFY 2025: Claims paid €258m43%20250€200m€400m€600m€800mFY 2021: Premium €418mFY 2021: Claims paid €177m42%2021FY 2022: Premium €450mFY 2022: Claims paid €204m45%2022FY 2023: Premium €503mFY 2023: Claims paid €220m44%2023FY 2024: Premium €555mFY 2024: Claims paid €241m43%2024FY 2025: Premium €600mFY 2025: Claims paid €258m43%2025

    Claims paid in the year by all insurers of both entities, each with its business across Bosnia and Herzegovina, before reinsurance. Source: ANO FBiH and AZORS statistics. Cash paid in the year, not the claims incurred that the combined ratios on this page are built from. Claims across all markets →

    Capital cover across the market

      Groups present

      Each group's share of this market, its companies here, and where else it operates.

      Staff and premium per employee

      FY 2025 premium over the insurers' reported employees. Agents, banks and group service companies are not employees, so an insurer that sells through others looks more productive: compare insurers of the same type.

      4,458employees counted: 23 insurers, 100% of the market's premium
      €124kmedian premium per employee
      478employees at ASA Central, the largest employer

      Size and productivity, FY 2025

      Each dot an insurer: employees across (log scale), premium per employee up; the larger the dot, the larger the premium.

      € thousand per employee050100150200250300101001,000Employees →ASA Central: 478 employees, €157kAdriatic: 469 employees, €134kEuroherc: 433 employees, €118kUNIQA: 240 employees, €194kTriglav: 297 employees, €148kSarajevo osiguranje: 357 employees, €115kGRAWE: 286 employees, €111kCroatia osiguranje: 211 employees, €135kWiener: 180 employees, €155kVienna osiguranje: 126 employees, €192kGRAWE Banja Luka: 91 employees, €240kPremium: 129 employees, €145kCamelija: 181 employees, €101kDunav: 178 employees, €102kAura: 171 employees, €86kDrina: 112 employees, €122kMikrofin (MF): 92 employees, €141kBrčko-gas: 124 employees, €83kNešković: 82 employees, €124kEuros: 79 employees, €110kGarant: 39 employees, €220kKrajina: 79 employees, €108kSAS-Super P: 24 employees, €94kASA CentralAdriaticEurohercUNIQA€ thousand per employee050100150200250300101001,000Employees →ASA Central: 478 employees, €157kAdriatic: 469 employees, €134kEuroherc: 433 employees, €118kUNIQA: 240 employees, €194kTriglav: 297 employees, €148kSarajevo osiguranje: 357 employees, €115kGRAWE: 286 employees, €111kCroatia osiguranje: 211 employees, €135kWiener: 180 employees, €155kVienna osiguranje: 126 employees, €192kGRAWE Banja Luka: 91 employees, €240kPremium: 129 employees, €145kCamelija: 181 employees, €101kDunav: 178 employees, €102kAura: 171 employees, €86kDrina: 112 employees, €122kMikrofin (MF): 92 employees, €141kBrčko-gas: 124 employees, €83kNešković: 82 employees, €124kEuros: 79 employees, €110kGarant: 39 employees, €220kKrajina: 79 employees, €108kSAS-Super P: 24 employees, €94kASA CentralEuroherc

      By typeMedian per employee

      non-life17 insurers · 3,207 employees€118k
      composite5 insurers · 1,125 employees€148k
      life1 insurer · 126 employees—
      All insurers23 insurers€124k
      All figures
      Employees and premium per employee, Bosnia and Herzegovina, FY 2025
      InsurerTypeEmployeesPremium €mPremium per employee
      GRAWE Banja Lukacomposite9121.8€240k
      Garantnon-life398.6€220k
      UNIQAcomposite24046.6€194k
      Vienna osiguranjelife12624.2€192k
      ASA Centralnon-life47875.2€157k
      Wienernon-life18027.9€155k
      Triglavcomposite29744.1€148k
      Premiumnon-life12918.7€145k
      Mikrofin (MF)non-life9213.0€141k
      Croatia osiguranjecomposite21128.5€135k
      Adriaticnon-life46962.7€134k
      Neškovićnon-life8210.2€124k
      Drinanon-life11213.6€122k
      Eurohercnon-life43351.1€118k
      Sarajevo osiguranjenon-life35740.9€115k
      GRAWEcomposite28631.7€111k
      Eurosnon-life798.7€110k
      Krajinanon-life798.5€108k
      Dunavnon-life17818.2€102k
      Camelijanon-life18118.2€101k
      SAS-Super Pnon-life242.3€94k
      Auranon-life17114.7€86k
      Brčko-gasnon-life12410.3€83k

      Type: life where life insurance is 90% or more of the premium, non-life where it is 10% or less, composite in between. Productivity across all markets →

      Questions about Bosnia and Herzegovina

      Short answers from the figures on this page.

      How big is the Bosnia and Herzegovina insurance market?

      Insurers in Bosnia and Herzegovina wrote €600m of premium in FY 2025, +8.0% on FY 2024 in BAM. That is 2.0% of GDP and €176 per person.

      Who is the largest insurer in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

      ASA Central is the largest insurer in Bosnia and Herzegovina with 12.5% of premium (€75.2m) in FY 2025, ahead of Adriatic (10.5%) and Euroherc (8.5%); the three largest write 32% of the market.

      How many insurance companies are there in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

      23 insurers wrote premium in Bosnia and Herzegovina in FY 2025: 17 non-life, 1 life and 5 composite.

      Which insurance groups are present in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

      Polisa records 8 insurance groups in Bosnia and Herzegovina in FY 2025; the largest by premium are Agram 19.0%, ASA 12.5%, GRAWE 8.9%, VIG 8.7%. Insurers with no group (independent or not in a group) write 28.0% of the premium.

      What is the largest line of business in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

      Motor TPL is the largest line in Bosnia and Herzegovina with 49.2% of premium (€295m) in FY 2025, then life insurance with 18.7%.

      How well capitalised are the insurers in Bosnia and Herzegovina?

      The median solvency margin of the insurers in Bosnia and Herzegovina was 129% at 31 December 2025: the typical insurer covered its required solvency margin 1.3 times (local rules, not Solvency II). 13 of the 23 insurers publish it.

      RegulationRule changes1 rule change that reach insurers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with their dates

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      InsurerPremiumShare
      ASA Central75.212.5%
      Adriatic62.710.5%
      Euroherc51.18.5%
      UNIQA46.67.8%
      Triglav44.17.4%
      Sarajevo osiguranje40.96.8%
      GRAWE31.75.3%
      Croatia osiguranje28.54.8%
      Wiener27.94.6%
      Vienna osiguranje24.24.0%
      GRAWE Banja Luka21.83.6%
      Premium18.73.1%
      Camelija18.23.0%
      Dunav18.23.0%
      Aura14.72.5%
      Drina13.62.3%
      Mikrofin (MF)13.02.2%
      Brčko-gas10.31.7%
      Nešković10.21.7%
      Euros8.71.4%
      Garant8.61.4%
      Krajina8.51.4%
      SAS-Super P2.30.4%
      Triglav Banja Luka-0.1—
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      Polisa. (2026). Bosnia and Herzegovina insurance market: market shares, lines, solvency and claims [Data version 2026-11-11.13378f]. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://polisapro.com/markets/ba

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        author       = {{Polisa}},
        title        = {Bosnia and Herzegovina insurance market: market shares, lines, solvency and claims},
        year         = {2026},
        version      = {2026-11-11.13378f},
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        note         = {Accessed 11 November 2026}
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