News - Insurance

STATISTICS:  SLOVAKIA, 3Q2025: GWP by SLASPO members increased by almost 7.4% y-o-y

GWP by the Slovak insurers amounted, according to data provided by the SLASPO - Slovak Insurance Association, to EUR 2.4 billion in the first three quarters of 2025, which is by 7.4% more y-o-y.

With GWP of EUR 867.34 million (up by 3.96% y-o-y), life insurance accounts for close to 36% of the total GWP amount, a portfolio share that decreased y-o-y by over 1 percentage point. Growth on the non-life side was 9.42% y-o-y, to GWP of EUR 1.53 billion. The highest contribution to the market growth came from the motor and property insurance lines.

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Romania, UNSAR: Compensation for damaged property surges by over 60%

Insurance companies in Romania paid out RON 300 million (EUR 59 million) in 1H 2025 for claims related to fires and natural disasters affecting businesses and households - an increase of roughly 63% compared with the same period in 2024, the insurers’ association said in a press release.

STATISTICS: KOSOVO 3Q2025: improving profitability and premiums production

The insurance market of Kosovo totaled EUR 128.2 million at the end of Q3 2025, 6.27% more y-o-y, according to data provided by the Central Bank (CBK). The Bank ceased providing results for the life insurance business, which means this figure is related exclusively to the non-life business.




Swiss Re appoints Nicole Pieterse as Chief People Officer

Swiss Re announced that Nicole Pieterse, currently Swiss Re's Head Human Resources for Property & Casualty Reinsurance (P&C Re), will become Chief People Officer effective 1 January 2026. She will be taking over from Cathy Desquesses, who will step down for personal reasons.

VIG’s new 3 years strategy sets ambitious targets for next three years; Growth, higher profit and increasing dividends are the focus points

Vienna Insurance Group (VIG) shared its plans for the next three years under the strategic Group program, evolve28.Five quantitative targets were set to guide the next three years, focusing on strengthening the Group’s market leadership in Central and Eastern Europe, boosting premiums and profit, and advancing the local strategies of its 50 companies.