The Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority published solvency strength figures for insurance undertakings and pension funds as at 30 June 2025, showing that all insurers and pension funds met the Solvency Capital Requirement. All life and non-life insurers also met both the Solvency Capital Requirement and the Minimum Capital Requirement. For life insurers, aggregate solvency and minimum capital coverage were 274% and 671%, down 9 and 15 percentage points from the previous quarter. For non-life insurers, aggregate solvency capital coverage was 224% (unchanged quarter-on-quarter) and minimum capital coverage was 558% (down 1 percentage point). Pension funds reported aggregate solvency capital coverage of 182%, up from 178% at end-2024, with increases of 6 and 2 percentage points for private and municipal pension funds, respectively.
Norwegian Finanstilsynet 2025-11-18
Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority reports all insurers and pension funds met solvency capital requirements at 30 June 2025
As of 30 June 2025, the Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority reported all insurance undertakings and pension funds met the Solvency Capital Requirement, with life and non-life insurers also meeting the Minimum Capital Requirement. Life insurers' aggregate solvency and minimum capital coverage were 274% and 671%, respectively, while non-life insurers maintained 224% solvency and 558% minimum capital coverage. Pension funds showed an increase in aggregate solvency capital coverage to 182%.