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Kosovo*

12 insurers in FY 2025
Updated 11 Nov 2026
Sources and updates
Source
Central Bank of Kosovo insurance statistics; solvency margin, not Solvency II
Latest figures
FY 2025, Jan–Sep 2026
Next update
FY 2026, around May 2027
Quality grades
premium A; lines B; claims B (10), C (2); solvency B

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Kosovo*: this designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and is in line with UNSCR 1244/1999 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence.

Premium
€179m
FY 2025 · 12 insurers
Growth
+6.6%
FY 2025 vs 2024, in EUR
Top three
38%
unconcentrated · HHI 1,014
Life share
5%
of total premium
Claims and costs
94%
non-life combined ratio after reinsurance · gross 84%
Capital cover
159%
median solvency margin · 7 of 11 insurers (branches excluded)
In shortKosovo* is the 16th largest of the 18 markets by premium, with 0.3% of the region's total in 2025; its premium is 1.6% of GDP, €113 per person. Premium grew 6.6% (+2.6% after inflation), slower than the region's +9.8% in euros. The three largest insurers write 38% of it, Sigal alone 13.3%. Non-life insurers made money on underwriting, with a combined ratio of 94% after reinsurance, and the median insurer covers its required solvency margin 1.6 times.

Latest news4 Nov 2026: Non-life premiums up 4.5% to EUR 133.9m by end-September 2026 All news (2) →

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: €142m, +5.5% against Jan–Sep 2025 in local currency. Share change in percentage points against the same period a year earlier.

    €142mpremium, year to date · Jan–Sep 2026
    +5.5%on Jan–Sep 2025, local currency
    €189mestimate for the full year 2026, range €182m–€196m
    All figures
    InsurerJan–Sep 2026 €mShareΔ ppJan–Sep 2025 €mGrowth
    Sigal18.613.1%−0.718.5+0.3%
    Sava17.212.1%−0.517.0+1.1%
    Eurosig16.811.8%+0.215.5+7.8%
    Scardian16.611.7%+0.115.6+6.0%
    Elsig14.910.5%−0.614.9−0.3%
    Prisig12.68.9%+0.511.2+12.2%
    Siguria11.88.4%+0.111.1+6.4%
    Sigma VIG (branch)11.68.2%−0.511.7−1.1%
    Dukagjini9.86.9%+0.58.6+14.2%
    Sigkos4.12.9%−0.03.9+5.3%
    Sava Life4.02.8%+0.53.2+26.0%
    Sigal Life3.62.6%+0.52.7+31.9%
    Market141.5100%134.1+5.5%

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

    What's happening in Kosovo*

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

    1. ResultsNon-life premiums up 4.5% to EUR 133.9m by end-September 2026

      Central Bank of Kosovo data show motor TPL at about 57.5% of premiums and paid claims up 2.2% to EUR 65.1m. The 12 insurers' combined net profit fell about 6% to EUR 12.6m. Life results are no longer published.

      Source: XPRIMM (Central Bank of Kosovo data)
    2. ResultsNon-life premiums up 6.4% to EUR 170.5m in 2025; insurers' profit up 10%

      Central Bank of Kosovo data: motor TPL made up 56.4% of premiums, paid claims rose 11.1% to EUR 85.1m and the 12 insurers earned EUR 16.8m net. The CBK has stopped reporting life insurance results.

      Source: XPRIMM (Central Bank of Kosovo data)

    Five-year trend

    Premium

    Market share of the five largest

    Lines in Kosovo*

    All figures

    Motor TPL, FY 2025: average premium €150 per policy, 5.7 claims per 100 policies, average claim €1,300. Prices in every market on the Motor TPL page →

    Claims paid in Kosovo*

    Insurers paid €87m to their customers in FY 2025, +12.4% on FY 2024 in euros: €48 for every €100 of premium. Non-life claims were €85m; life insurance benefits €1.9m.

    Premium and claims paid, FY 2021–2025

    €87mpaid in FY 2025
    +12.4%on FY 2024, in euros
    €48per €100 of premium

    PremiumClaims paid% claims paid per €100 of premium

    0€50m€100m€150m€200mFY 2021: Premium €117mFY 2021: Claims paid €61m52%2021FY 2022: Premium €134mFY 2022: Claims paid €64m48%2022FY 2023: Premium €146mFY 2023: Claims paid €72m49%2023FY 2024: Premium €168mFY 2024: Claims paid €77m46%2024FY 2025: Premium €179mFY 2025: Claims paid €87m48%20250€50m€100m€150m€200mFY 2021: Premium €117mFY 2021: Claims paid €61m52%2021FY 2022: Premium €134mFY 2022: Claims paid €64m48%2022FY 2023: Premium €146mFY 2023: Claims paid €72m49%2023FY 2024: Premium €168mFY 2024: Claims paid €77m46%2024FY 2025: Premium €179mFY 2025: Claims paid €87m48%2025

    Claims paid in the year by all licensed insurers, before reinsurance; motor TPL includes the Kosovo Insurance Bureau's border and guarantee-fund claims. Source: CBK monthly statistical bulletin. 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.

      1,475employees counted: 9 insurers, 73% of the market's premium
      €95kmedian premium per employee
      272employees at Eurosig, 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 →Sigal: 197 employees, €121kScardian: 227 employees, €95kEurosig: 272 employees, €76kSigma VIG (branch): 178 employees, €85kPrisig: 141 employees, €107kSiguria: 120 employees, €123kDukagjini: 258 employees, €44kIllyria Life: 66 employees, €70kSigal Life: 16 employees, €240kSigalEurosigSigma€ thousand per employee050100150200250300101001,000Employees →Sigal: 197 employees, €121kScardian: 227 employees, €95kEurosig: 272 employees, €76kSigma VIG (branch): 178 employees, €85kPrisig: 141 employees, €107kSiguria: 120 employees, €123kDukagjini: 258 employees, €44kIllyria Life: 66 employees, €70kSigal Life: 16 employees, €240kSigalEurosig

      By typeMedian per employee

      non-life7 insurers · 1,393 employees€95k
      life2 insurers · 82 employees—
      All insurers9 insurers€95k
      All figures
      Employees and premium per employee, Kosovo*, FY 2025
      InsurerTypeEmployeesPremium €mPremium per employee
      Sigal Lifelife163.8€240k
      Sigurianon-life12014.8€123k
      Sigalnon-life19723.7€121k
      Prisignon-life14115.1€107k
      Scardiannon-life22721.6€95k
      Sigma VIG (branch)non-life17815.1€85k
      Eurosignon-life27220.8€76k
      Illyria Lifelife664.6€70k
      Dukagjininon-life25811.5€44k

      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 Kosovo*

      Short answers from the figures on this page.

      How big is the Kosovo* insurance market?

      Insurers in Kosovo* wrote €179m of premium in FY 2025, +6.6% on FY 2024. That is 1.6% of GDP and €113 per person.

      Who is the largest insurer in Kosovo*?

      Sigal is the largest insurer in Kosovo* with 13.3% of premium (€23.7m) in FY 2025, ahead of Illyria (12.5%) and Scardian (12.0%); the three largest write 38% of the market.

      How many insurance companies are there in Kosovo*?

      12 insurers wrote premium in Kosovo* in FY 2025: 10 non-life and 2 life.

      Which insurance groups are present in Kosovo*?

      Polisa records 4 insurance groups in Kosovo* in FY 2025; the largest by premium are SIGAL 15.4%, Sava 15.1%, Eurosig 11.6%, VIG 8.5%. Insurers with no group (independent or not in a group) write 49.4% of the premium.

      What is the largest line of business in Kosovo*?

      Motor TPL is the largest line in Kosovo* with 53.7% of premium (€96.1m) in FY 2025, then health with 21.5%; life insurance is 4.7% of the market.

      How well capitalised are the insurers in Kosovo*?

      The median solvency margin of the insurers in Kosovo* was 158% at 31 December 2025: the typical insurer covered its required solvency margin 1.6 times (local rules, not Solvency II). 7 of the 12 insurers publish it.

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      InsurerPremiumShare
      Sigal23.713.3%
      Illyria22.412.5%
      Scardian21.612.0%
      Eurosig20.811.6%
      Elsig20.411.4%
      Sigma VIG (branch)15.18.5%
      Prisig15.18.4%
      Siguria14.88.3%
      Dukagjini11.56.4%
      Sigkos5.22.9%
      Illyria Life4.62.6%
      Sigal Life3.82.1%
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      Polisa compiles the figures; the original sources are named on this page and on the method page.

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

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

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