Slaven Dobrić assumed the position of President of the Management Board of UNIQA osiguranje Hrvatska, the company announced.

The total premium collected in the first four months of 2026 amounted to EUR 715.2 million, or 7.4% more y-o-y. Of this, EUR 111.1 million (15.5%) came from life insurance (+4.1%), and EUR 604.1 million or 84.5% came from non-life (+8.1%), osiguranje.hr writes with reference to HANFA’s (Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency) report.

More than 450 experts from the national, regional and European levels gathered at the thirteenth edition of the largest regional gathering of the insurance industry – Croatian Insurance Days 2026 in Opatija to discuss key challenges shaping the insurance market in Croatia and Europe, osiguranje.hr writes.

Croatia osiguranje, the leading non-life insurer in the country, ended the first quarter of 2026 with growth in revenue and profit and strong strides in business digitalization.

According to data provided by the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (HANFA), the 14 insurance companies operating on the market reported total premium collected in Q1 2025 of EUR 533.74 million (8.27% up y-o-y), of which EUR 84.17 million (9.54% up y-o-y) related to life insurance premium and EUR 449.57 million (+8.03% y-o-y) to non-life insurance premium.

The Management Board and Supervisory Board of Croatia osiguranje have proposed to the General Assembly a dividend payment in the total amount of EUR 49 million. The proposed dividend is higher than the one paid for 2024, osiguranje.hr reported.

Overall collected premiums of the Croatia-based insurers in January this year reached EUR 153.1 million, down 0.3% on the year, SeeNews reports citing official data.

The Croatian insurance market ended 2025 with total gross written premiums worth EUR 2.07 billion, which is 7.5% more y-o-y, according to the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency – HANFA report for December.

Croatia and the World Bank have signed a EUR 100 million agreement designed to strengthen the country’s disaster preparedness and resilience, including a renewed emphasis on financial protection against natural hazards for households and businesses.

A surge in construction costs has sharply increased residential property values in Croatia, while much of the housing stock remains underinsured. Institute IGH data show average building costs rose by around 50% between 2019 and 2024, lifting benchmark values used to set insured sums.

In the first 11 months of 2025 the insurance sector in Croatia totaled EUR 1.9 billion, which is 7.6% more y-o-y, according to the regulator's monthly report for November, osiguranje.hr writes.

Ante Žigman, President of the Management Board of the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (Hanfa), was re-elected as a member of the Management Board of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA), osiguranje.hr reported.

GrECo Group, the leading independent risk advisor and insurance broker in Central and Southeastern Europe, has announced the opening of a new GrECo Specialty branch dedicated to marine insurance in Poreč, Croatia.

Total GWP collected by Croatian insurers in the first 10 months of 2025 amounted to EUR 1.7 billion, or 7.9% more y-o-y, osiguranje.hr writes with reference to HANFA’s (Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency) report.

ACREDIA, an international insurance and risk management company, has officially opened its office in Croatia. In Zagreb, the company presented its strengthened local team, osiguranje.hr writes.

Kompare, the leading domestic platform for comparing and contracting insurance, telecom services and loans, continues a series of successful acquisitions and further expansion in Croatia and the region - it has acquired Optimum Grupa - a licensed credit and insurance intermediary with many years of experience in mediating in contracting products and services for companies and citizens, osiguranje.hr writes.

Croatia Osiguranje, the country’s leading insurer and member of the Adris Group, reported strong growth in both its insurance and healthcare segments for 3Q2025. The group achieved consolidated insurance sales revenue of EUR 446.6 million, including regional operations — up 14% y-o-y. Croatia osiguranje's consolidated net profit amounted to EUR 57.9 million, which is an increase of 25% y-o-y.

According to data provided by HANFA – the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency, at the end of September 2025 the total premium collected by the local insurers amounted to EUR 1.54 billion, of which EUR 0.24 billion (down 1.8% y-o-y) related to life insurance premium and EUR 1.29 billion (10.17% y-o-y growth) to non-life insurance premium.

In the first eight months of 2025, total GWP of the insurance sector in Croatia amounted to EUR 1.4 billion, or 7.3% more y-o-y, osiguranje.hr writes based on HANFA’s report (Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency).

The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency (Hanfa) has given the green light to appoint Tamara Rendić as a member of the Management Board of Wiener osiguranje Vienna Insurance Group for a four-year term, starting October 5, 2025.