The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency published its December 2025 monthly statistics covering second- and third-pillar pension funds, insurance companies, the capital market and UCITS. Mandatory pension funds ended December with EUR 26.5bn in net assets and 2,400,180 members, while voluntary pension funds’ net assets rose to EUR 1.66bn. The release also reports full-year 2025 insurance premiums of EUR 2.1bn, Zagreb Stock Exchange turnover of EUR 865.8m for 2025, and UCITS net assets of EUR 4.0bn at end-December. Within mandatory pension funds, category B accounted for 74.84% of members, with net contributions of EUR 159.0m in December and payments for personal account closures of EUR 55.8m; monthly Mirex returns were 0.97% (A), 0.45% (B) and -0.12% (C). Bond holdings represented 56.2% of mandatory pension fund assets (EUR 14.9bn) and equities 24.4% (EUR 6.5bn). Voluntary pension fund members reached 444,107 in open-ended funds and 50,999 in closed-ended funds; December payments into voluntary pension funds totalled EUR 48.9m, driven by government incentives, and payments out totalled EUR 5.7m. In insurance, 14 companies collected EUR 2.1bn of premium in 2025 (life EUR 335.9m; non-life EUR 1.7bn) and settled EUR 1.2bn of claims. Zagreb Stock Exchange December turnover was EUR 121.7m and market capitalisation stood at EUR 55.4bn, while the CROBEX index rose 20.9% over 2025; KONČAR d.d. was the most traded stock in December and across 2025. UCITS recorded EUR 30.8m of net inflows in December and a 2.0% monthly increase in net assets, with positive asset-weighted monthly returns for equity funds (2.4%) and money market funds (0.14%), while the Fund for Croatian Homeland War Veterans and Members of their Families reported assets of EUR 222.7m and a monthly return of -0.97%.

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