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Contents
S4 Overview
S5 Top 5s
S6 & S7 Aggregated data

Overview
Life premiums Life benefits
2015 2014 2015 2014
€733bn €722bn €649bn €222bn
Non-life premiums Non-life claims
2015 2014 2015 2014
€340bn €331bn €204bn €196bn
Health premiums Health claims
2015 2014 2015 2014
€125bn €120bn €99bn €95bn
Investment portfolio
2015 2014
€ 9 800bn €9 661bn
Penetration
2015 2014
6.63% 6.77%
Density
2015 2014
€2 010 €1 003
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Top 5s
Life premiums
1. United Kingdom
2. France
3. Italy
4. Germany
5. Switzerland
© 2016 Dr. Giorgos K. Kassapis
Non-life premiums
1. United Kingdom
2. Germany
3. France
4. Italy
5. Switzerland
Investment portfolio
1. United Kingdom
2. France
3. Germany
4. Italy
5. Netherlands
Penetration
1. Finland
2. Netherlands
3. Denmark
4. United Kingdom
5. France
Density
1. Switzerland
2. Luxemburg
3. Denmark
5. Netherlands
5. Finland

Country Life
premiums
€m
Non-life
premiums
€m
Health
premiums
€m
Life
benefits
paid
€m
Non-life
claims
paid
€m
Health
claims
paid
€m
Investment
portfolio
€m
Penetration
%
Density
€
Austria(1) 6 767 8 719 1 959 8 483 5 634 1 262 85 731 5.1 2 034
Belgium
Bulgaria(1) 200 778 27 75 439 8 1 355 2.3 139
Croatia(1) 384 715 43 216 359 26 4 062 2.6 270
Cyprus
Czech
Republic(2) 2 060 3 041 89 1 583 1 542 27 14 301 3.1 492
Denmark(2) 17 460 9.069 17 237 6 300 281 250 10.3 4 715
Estonia(1) 82 267 11 45 155 6 1 534 1.8 275
Finland(2) 18 664 4 405 17 273 2 938 136 674 11.3 4 232
France(1) 135 700 58 980 11 037 111 900 42 123 8 862 2 231 400 9.4 3 097
Germany(1) 92 662 64 422 36 820 82 252 48 146 25 805 1 757 700 6.4 2 388
Greece(1) 1 799 1717 24 1 600 664 9 12 785 2 326
Hungary(1) 1 434 1 226 31 1 058 677 11 6 914 2,5 273
Iceland(2) 21 288 5 221 820 2.4 947
Ireland(2) 9 942 2 656 8 650 1 675 95 560 6.8 2 735
Italy(1) 114 947 29 864 2 143 69 649 20 720 1 430 692 645 9 2 417
Latvia(1) 46 143 33 29 80 24 436 0.9 112
Liechtenstein
Luxemburg(2) 2 041 849 719 316 127 606 5.8 5 258
Malta(1) 308 117 10 175 55 5 2 342 4.9 1 013
Netherlands(1) 14 696 14 698 43 005 21 494 8 934 40 616 436 344 10.7 4 284
Norway(2) 10 171 6 110 5 330 3 958 156 393 4.3 3 187
Poland(1) 6 451 5 918 144 4 538 3 514 39 37 041 3 329
Portugal(1) 8 355 2 979 613 9 745 1 815 197 52 031 6.7 1.152
Romania(2) 365 1 438 98 900 0 1.2 90
Aggregated data
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