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Slovenia

15 insurers in FY 2025
Updated 11 Nov 2026
Sources and updates
Source
SZZ member statistics; lines, solvency and claims from each domestic insurer's SFCR
Latest figures
FY 2025, H1 2025
Next update
Q1 2026, overdue since June 2026
Quality grades
premium A; lines B; claims A; solvency A (9), B (1)

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Growth in 2025 is mostly one item: Zavarovalnica Triglav wrote about €0.7bn of non-life premium in Italy, mostly motor liability, which the Slovenian association counts from 2025. Read more. Without it the market grew roughly 5–6%.
Premium
€3.38bn
FY 2025 · 15 insurers
Growth
+32.7%
FY 2025 vs 2024, in EUR
Top three
83%
highly concentrated · HHI 3,109
Life share
22%
22% national · 20% Solvency II life line
Claims and costs
84%
non-life combined ratio after reinsurance · gross 76%
Capital cover
261%
median SCR ratio · lowest 188%
In shortSlovenia is the 5th largest of the 18 markets by premium, with 5.9% of the region's total in 2025; its premium is 4.8% of GDP, €1,587 per person (includes business written abroad). Premium grew 32.7% (+29.4% after inflation), faster than the region's +9.8% in euros. The three largest insurers write 83% of it, Zavarovalnica Triglav alone 50.1%. Non-life insurers made money on underwriting, with a combined ratio of 84% after reinsurance, and the median insurer holds 2.6 times the capital it must hold.

Latest news27 Oct 2026: AZN: insurers must not ignore a known temporary address when pricing motor cover All news (12) →

Coverage No comparable official total: AZN counts Slovenian insurers including their business abroad but not foreign branches in Slovenia, while the site adds SZZ member branches. Source.

Not in the shares: 3 insurers
  1. Porsche Versicherungs AG, podružnica v Slovenijibranchnot published
  2. Österreichische Hagelversicherung VVaG, podružnica v Slovenijibranchnot published
  3. Atradius Crédito y Caución S.A. de Seguros y Reaseguros, podružnica v Slovenijibranchnot published

Market share by insurer

#InsurerShareYoY

    Latest quarter

    No figures by insurer for 2026 have been published yet, so there is no year-to-date comparison.

    What's happening in Slovenia

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

    1. SupervisorAZN: insurers must not ignore a known temporary address when pricing motor cover

      The supervisor said permanent and temporary residence can both affect motor premiums; an insurer that knows a client's temporary address must take it into account, and agents must mention it when it is cheaper.

      Source: AZN
    2. DealVzajemna and Groupama agree to sell each other's policies in Slovenia and Croatia

      Vzajemna will sell Groupama's motor and home insurance through its Slovenian network, and Groupama will offer Vzajemna's health policy in Croatia. Vzajemna's first-half premium rose over 16% to €20.3m, with a net loss of almost €0.3m.

      VzajemnaGroupama (branch)Source: XPRIMM
    3. ResultsSava Insurance Group's business volume up 10.3% to €672.5m in H1 2026

      Growth came mainly from premiums: non-life rose 3.1% in EU markets and 16.0% outside the EU, life 22.3% in EU markets and reinsurance 18.4%. The estimated solvency ratio rose to 219–223%.

      Zavarovalnica SavaVitaSource: XPRIMM
    4. ResultsTriglav Group: H1 2026 business volume up 13%, pre-tax profit down to €105.2m

      Business volume reached €1,198.7m, with the strongest growth in Italy. Pre-tax profit slipped to €105.2m from €109.6m and the combined ratio rose to 93.9% from 88.2%; full-year profit guidance was reaffirmed.

      Zavarovalnica TriglavSource: Zavarovalnica Triglav (SEOnet announcement)
    8 earlier
    1. ResultsSlovenian premium up almost 11% to €1.78bn in H1 2026; motor TPL up 33%

      Motor third-party liability premium rose 33.5% to €349.8m and motor hull 7.3% to €327.9m. Life premium grew 4.2% to €520.7m, led by a 14% rise in unit-linked business.

      Source: XPRIMM
    2. SupervisorAZN issues a formal position to all insurers selling unit-linked life policies

      After reviewing how insurers apply the prudent person principle and ensure value for money in unit-linked products, the supervisor sent every insurer that sells them a formal position on 3 June 2026.

      Source: AZN
    3. CompanyTriglav's 2026–2030 strategy targets €250–300m pre-tax profit by 2030

      The plan aims for business volume of €2.5–3.0bn and a return on equity of 12–13% by 2030, about €400m of dividends over 2025–2030, and growth in life, health and asset management with less reliance on motor.

      Zavarovalnica TriglavSource: XPRIMM
    4. CatastropheMarch windstorm in northern Slovenia: insured claims estimated at just over €10m

      The 26–28 March windstorm mainly damaged buildings and power distribution. Insurers estimate insured claims at just over €10m, about €7.4m for real estate and €1.5m for movables, mostly cars, AZN reported in August.

      Source: AZN
    5. ResultsAZN: non-life insurers' 2025 pre-tax profit rose to €227.9m; life fell to €79.5m

      Pre-tax profit of non-life insurers grew from €172.0m in 2024, while that of life insurers fell from €110.0m. Reinsurers earned €93.2m (2024: €73.3m) and pension companies €15.1m.

      Source: AZN
    6. ResultsAZN: 2025 premium jumps 36.1% to €3.5bn as motor TPL more than doubles

      Preliminary data show Slovenia-based insurers wrote €3,497m in 2025. Motor TPL premium rose 131% to €946m, partly due to growth in Italy, AZN said; claims paid grew 14.9% to €1,639m.

      Source: AZN
    7. DealAZN approved the transfer of SOP's investment and voluntary pension policies to AVRIO, where they became annuity insurance contracts.AVRIO zavarovalnicaSource: AZN annual report 2025
    8. DealAZN ordered Adris, Croatia osiguranje and a Croatian Erste group bank, which together hold 23.89% of Sava Re without approval, to sell down below 20% and stripped…Source: STA via Tax-Fin-Lex

    Five-year trend

    Premium

    Market share of the five largest

    Lines in Slovenia

    All figures

    Motor TPL, FY 2024: average premium €156 per policy, 2.9 claims per 100 policies, average claim €3,038. Prices in every market on the Motor TPL page →

    Claims paid in Slovenia

    Insurers paid €1.49bn to their customers in FY 2025, −1.5% on FY 2024 in euros: €44 for every €100 of premium. Non-life claims were €980m; life insurance benefits €505m.

    Premium and claims paid, FY 2024–2025

    €1.49bnpaid in FY 2025
    −1.5%on FY 2024, in euros
    €44per €100 of premium

    PremiumClaims paid% claims paid per €100 of premium

    0€1bn€2bn€3bn€4bnFY 2024: Premium €2.51bnFY 2024: Claims paid €1.51bn60%2024FY 2025: Premium €3.38bnFY 2025: Claims paid €1.49bn44%20250€1bn€2bn€3bn€4bnFY 2024: Premium €2.51bnFY 2024: Claims paid €1.51bn60%2024FY 2025: Premium €3.38bnFY 2025: Claims paid €1.49bn44%2025

    Claims and benefits paid in the year by SZZ's member insurers, before reinsurance; reinsurers and pension companies are not counted. Source: SZZ member 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.

      4,793employees counted: 5 insurers, 87% of the market's premium
      €509kmedian premium per employee
      2,147employees at Zavarovalnica Triglav, 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 employee05001,0001,5002,000101001,00010,000Employees →Zavarovalnica Triglav: 2,147 employees, €789kZavarovalnica Sava: 1,286 employees, €509kGenerali zavarovalnica: 1,200 employees, €375kModra zavarovalnica: 68 employees, €1.64mPrva osebna zavarovalnica: 92 employees, €216kZavarovalnicaZavarovalnicaGeneraliModra€ thousand per employee05001,0001,5002,000101001,00010,000Employees →Zavarovalnica Triglav: 2,147 employees, €789kZavarovalnica Sava: 1,286 employees, €509kGenerali zavarovalnica: 1,200 employees, €375kModra zavarovalnica: 68 employees, €1.64mPrva osebna zavarovalnica: 92 employees, €216kZavarovalnicaZavarovalnicaGenerali

      By typeMedian per employee

      composite4 insurers · 4,725 employees€442k
      life1 insurer · 68 employees—
      All insurers5 insurers€509k
      All figures
      Employees and premium per employee, Slovenia, FY 2025
      InsurerTypeEmployeesPremium €mPremium per employee
      Modra zavarovalnicalife68111.2€1.64m
      Zavarovalnica Triglavcomposite2,1471,694.7€789k
      Zavarovalnica Savacomposite1,286654.9€509k
      Generali zavarovalnicacomposite1,200450.1€375k
      Prva osebna zavarovalnicacomposite9219.9€216k

      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 Slovenia

      Short answers from the figures on this page.

      How big is the Slovenia insurance market?

      Insurers in Slovenia wrote €3.38bn of premium in FY 2025, +32.7% on FY 2024. That is 4.8% of GDP and €1,587 per person.

      Who is the largest insurer in Slovenia?

      Zavarovalnica Triglav is the largest insurer in Slovenia with 50.1% of premium (€1.69bn) in FY 2025, ahead of Zavarovalnica Sava (19.4%) and Generali zavarovalnica (13.3%); the three largest write 83% of the market.

      How many insurance companies are there in Slovenia?

      15 insurers wrote premium in Slovenia in FY 2025: 4 non-life, 3 life and 8 composite.

      Which insurance groups are present in Slovenia?

      Polisa records 11 insurance groups in Slovenia in FY 2025; the largest by premium are Triglav 50.1%, Sava 23.2%, Generali 13.3%, GRAWE 3.1%. Insurers with no group (independent or not in a group) write 4.4% of the premium.

      What is the largest line of business in Slovenia?

      Motor TPL is the largest line in Slovenia with 28.7% of premium (€946m) in FY 2025, then life insurance with 19.8%.

      How well capitalised are the insurers in Slovenia?

      The median SCR ratio of the insurers in Slovenia was 261% at 31 December 2025: the typical insurer held 2.6 times the capital Solvency II requires. 10 of the 15 insurers publish it.

      RegulationRule changes5 rule changes that reach insurers in Slovenia, with their dates

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      Polisa. (2026). Slovenia insurance market: market shares, lines, solvency and claims [Data version 2026-11-11.13378f]. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://polisapro.com/markets/si

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        author       = {{Polisa}},
        title        = {Slovenia insurance market: market shares, lines, solvency and claims},
        year         = {2026},
        version      = {2026-11-11.13378f},
        howpublished = {\url{https://polisapro.com/markets/si}},
        note         = {Accessed 11 November 2026}
      }

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