Rankings
Growth
Amounts are always in euros: this changes how growth is measured, nothing else.
How growth is measured →Premium: highest first
top 20 of 349 insurersPremium in the latest year, € millions, gross written premium.
KeyWhat the measures meanWhat each measure ranks, and the marks beside a place
- Premium
- The latest year's premium before reinsurance, in euros.
- Market share
- The insurer's premium as a share of all premium in its market that year.
- Growth
- The change in premium on the year before: in local currency, in euros or after inflation, as chosen at the top of the page.
- Share gained
- The change in market share on the year before, in percentage points.
- Solvency
- Capital cover at year end: the capital an insurer holds over the capital it must hold; above 100%, the requirement is met, and * marks a local solvency margin.
- Net profit
- Profit after tax in the latest year, as reported.
- Return on equity
- Net profit after tax over the average shareholders' equity of the year; higher means more profit on each euro of capital.
- Reinsurance share
- The part of non-life premium passed on to reinsurers; neither a high nor a low share is better in itself.
- Non-life combined
- Claims and costs over earned premium in non-life business, after reinsurance; below 100%, the insurance itself makes money.
- Up, down or the same
- Places up or down against the same list a year earlier, or the same place.
- new
- Not in the figures of the year before.
How each one is calculated: What Polisa measures, on the method page.