Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency publishes October 2025 statistics with higher pension fund and UCITS assets and lower Zagreb Stock Exchange turnover

The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency published its monthly statistics for October 2025 covering pension funds, insurance, capital markets and other supervised segments. Mandatory pension funds increased net assets to EUR 26.1bn and membership to 2,391,429, while UCITS net assets rose to EUR 4.0bn on positive net subscriptions. The update also reported a decline in Zagreb Stock Exchange turnover to EUR 74.3m and year-to-date growth in insurance premiums to EUR 1.7bn. Mandatory pension funds received EUR 151.2m of net contributions in October and paid EUR 51.7m for personal account closures, with category B funds representing 75.23% of members; monthly Mirex returns were 1.23% (A), 0.85% (B) and 0.33% (C), and annual returns were 16.75%, 10.08% and 2.81% respectively. MPF portfolios were led by bonds at 56.5% (EUR 14.7bn) and equities at 24.3% (EUR 6.3bn). Voluntary pension fund assets increased 1.3% to EUR 1.6bn as payments in reached EUR 12.0m and payments out EUR 5.8m, while pension insurance companies’ assets totalled EUR 654.5m at end-September with EUR 1.1m profit for the first nine months of 2025. In insurance, life premiums were EUR 268.0m and non-life premiums EUR 1.5bn in the first ten months, while claims settled fell to EUR 990.8m. On the capital market side, market capitalisation rose to EUR 56.7bn, CROBEX increased 0.4% and KONČAR d.d. remained the most traded stock with EUR 24.7m turnover; the report also noted UCITS net inflows of EUR 50.6m, end-September assets of EUR 4.6bn for leasing companies and EUR 21.2m for factoring companies.