The EERIA Summer School 2026 will take place on 22–26 June 2026 in Ohrid, continuing its tradition of fostering dialogue and knowledge exchange across the insurance sector.

North Macedonia's insurance companies reported aggregate FY2025 business worth MKD 17.93 billion (~EUR 291.6 million), up by 12.3% y-o-y, according to the preliminary year-end market figures published on the country's Insurance Supervision Agency website. Claims paid by insurers increased by 8.3% to MKD 6.8 billion (~EUR 110.5 million), of which MKD 5.22 billion - non-life payments and MKD 1.22 billion - life indemnities.

Net profit of the North Macedonia's Triglav Osiguruvanje, part of Slovenian insurance group Triglav, more than doubled to MKD 106.5 million (EUR 1.7 million) in 2025 from MKD 52.4 million for the previous year, SeeNews writes.

Insurers of North Macedonia have written gross premiums worth EUR 223.77 million in 3Q 2025, which is almost 13%% more y-o-y, maintaining a positive trend. Paid claims increased by ~11%, to EUR 78 million.

North Macedonia’s insurer UNIQA AD Skopje has changed its name to SIGAL Insurance Group AD Skopje following its sale by Austria’s UNIQA, SeeNews reported.

North Macedonia's Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) announced that it has fined ten local insurance companies a total of MKD 17.27 million for coordinating increases in car insurance premiums, SeeNews writes.

by Dr. sci. Safet Kozarevic, Professor, Faculty of Economics, University of Tuzla

Insurers of North Macedonia have written gross premiums worth EUR 79.7 million in the three months of 2025, which is 18.07% more y-o-y, maintaining the pace established in Q1 2024. Paid claims increased by ~10%, to EUR 25.8 million.

Following the success of its inaugural edition, the EERIA Summer School returns this July to the picturesque city of Ohrid, Macedonia, promising another week of in-depth learning, strategic insights, and professional networking for insurance experts across Europe and beyond.

North Macedonia's Makedonija Osiguruvanje, member of the Vienna Insurance Group and one of the largest insurers in the country, will propose to its shareholders to distribute MKD 90.1 million (~EUR 1.46 million) as dividend for 2024, SeeNews writes.

North Macedonia's insurance companies reported aggregate FY2024 business worth MKD 15.97 billion (~EUR 259.7 million), up by 11.3% y-o-y, according to the preliminary year-end market figures published on the country's Insurance Supervision Agency website.

The assets managed by insurance companies operating in North Macedonia amounted to MKD 37.3 billion (EUR 605.6 million) at the end of 2024, which is 8.2% more y-o-y, SeeNews writes with reference to the central bank.

Macedonian insurers reported aggregate nine-months 2024 aggregate GWP worth MKD 12.18 billion (~EUR 198.17 million), 12.6% more y-o-y, according to the preliminary market figures provided by the Insurance Supervision Agency of North Macedonia.

North Macedonia's insurance market rose 10.66% to EUR 132.27 million, while in national currency the market growth rate was almost same (+10.49%). Claims paid by insurers increased by 2.92% to EUR 46.71 million, of which EUR 38.30 million were paid in non-life insurance and EUR 8.41 million – life indemnities.

Total premiums paid by citizens in travel insurance for traveling abroad in June, July and August reached EUR 2 million, which is 6% more y-o-y. At the same time, paid claims in travel insurance, for this period, increased by 89% and reached EUR 560,000, the Insurance Supervision Agency (ASO) informed.

Insurers of North Macedonia have written gross premiums worth EUR 67.5 million in the three months of 2024, which is 18.5% more y-o-y. Paid claims increased by 7.5%, to EUR 23.47 million.

Among voluntary classes, property insurance remains the best-selling with EUR 3 million generated per month, followed by Motor Hull with EUR 2 million and health insurance with EUR 1.7 million, the Insurance Supervision Agency (ASO) informed.

In the first half of the year vehicle owners invested EUR 43.1 million in mandatory motor liability insurance and green card policies. Citizens and companies paid EUR 10.2 million during the period for green card policies, the Insurance Supervision Agency (ASO) informed.

Citizens received MKD 443 million (over EUR 7.2 million) from life insurance in the first five months of the year, according to the official data submitted by six life insurance companies to the Insurance Supervision Agency (ASO).

The value of paid claims for private health insurance from January through May this year grew by 28.5% y-o-y. Insureds received MKD 324.4 million (EUR 5.3 million) from insurance companies for medical expenses covered by their private health insurance policies in the first five months, according to data submitted by insurers to the Insurance Supervision Agency (ASO).