Articles by Emma Ann Hughes
#10 Covéa
France-domiciled Covéa managed to make it into the Top 10 of Insurance Post’s Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List by achieving 20.9% average premium growth for the year.
#11 Aviva
Just missing out on making it into the Top 10 of Insurance Post’s Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List was UK-domiciled Aviva, which reported 5.1% average premium growth for the year.
#12 R+V
Germany-domiciled R+V managed to stay in 12th place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List despite reporting just 1.6% average premium growth for the year.
#13 Ergo
Germany-domiciled Ergo is in 13th place in Insurance Post’s Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List after beating rival R+V to deliver 3.8% average premium growth for the year.
#14 Vienna Insurance Group
Austria-domiciled Vienna Insurance Group is 14th on this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers List after achieving 17% average premium growth for the year.
#16 Unipol
Italy-domiciled Unipol fell from 14th place last year to 16th place on this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers List after reporting only 3.5% average premium growth for the year.
#18 Groupama
France-domiciled Groupama fell from 16th place last year to 18th place on this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers List after reporting only 6.3% average premium growth for the year.
#19 Helvetia
Switzerland-domiciled Helvetia managed to stay in 19th place in this year’s Insurance Post’s Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List by achieving 10% average premium growth for the year.
#20 Mutua Madrilena
Spain-domiciled Mutua Madrilena managed to stay in 20th place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List despite reporting just 5.6% average premium growth for the year.
#21 Crédit Agricole
France-domiciled Credit Agricole managed to stay in 21st place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List by reporting just 7.4% average premium growth for the year.
#22 Huk-Coburg
Germany-domiciled Huk-Coburg is in 22nd place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List for the second year in a row after reporting 3.7% average premium growth for the year.
#23 Beazley
UK-domiciled Beazley in one of the biggest climbers this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List.
#24 RSA
UK-domiciled RSA climbed one place to 24th position in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 despite reporting -7.7% average premium growth for the year.
#26 Catalana Occidente
Spain-domiciled Catalana Occidente is in 26th place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List after reporting 10.9% average premium growth for the year.
#27 Crédit Mutuel
France-domiciled Crédit Mutuel is in 27th place in this year’s Insurance Post Top 30 European Insurers 2023 List after reporting 10.9% average premium growth for the year.
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