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The Polisa quarterly

One email a quarter, when the regulators publish: what moved in each market, who grew, who lost share, and one finding worth a closer look.Data updated 11 Nov 2026 · what changed

What it covers

  • Market shares and growth in Poland, Czechia, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo* and Moldova, with links to every insurer page
  • The biggest movers of the quarter
  • Solvency and claims once a year, when the SFCR reports come out in April
  • One short finding with a chart

When it arrives

When each source publishes
SourcePublishes
KNF (Poland)quarterly bulletin; annual bulletin in spring
ČAP (Czechia)quarterly and half-year member statistics
MABISZ (Hungary)quarterly member report; yearbook in autumn
ASF (Romania)quarterly reports; annual market report in spring
SZZ (Slovenia)quarterly member premium; year-end figures by spring
SLASPO (Slovakia)quarterly member statistics; year-end templates by summer
FSC (Bulgaria)quarterly statistics; annual figures by early summer
HANFA (Croatia)monthly reports; audited figures by insurer once a year
Bank of Lithuaniaquarterly figures; next Jan–Sep 2026, around December 2026
NBS (Serbia)quarterly tables, about two months after quarter end
Latvijas Banka (Latvia)quarterly figures; next Jan–Sep 2026, around December 2026
Statistics Estoniaquarterly figures; next Jan–Sep 2026, around December 2026
AZOBiH, ANO FBiH and AZORS (Bosnia and Herzegovina)quarterly figures; next FY 2026, around May 2027
ISA (North Macedonia)quarterly figures; next Jan–Sep 2026, around December 2026
AMF (Albania)quarterly figures; next FY 2026, around May 2027
Central Bank of Kosovoquarterly figures; next FY 2026, around May 2027
National Bank of Moldovaquarterly figures; next Jan–Sep 2026, around December 2026
ANO (Montenegro)quarterly figures; next FY 2026, around May 2027
SFCR reportsevery April, for the year before

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