The Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency published its June 2025 monthly statistics covering second and third pillar pension funds, insurance, the Zagreb Stock Exchange and UCITS. Mandatory pension funds (MPFs) grew to EUR 24.6bn in net assets and 2,361,395 members, while voluntary pension funds (VPFs) reached EUR 1.52bn. In insurance, gross written premium for the first six months of 2025 totalled EUR 1.0bn (up 8.3% year on year) and claims settled were EUR 594.1m (down 9.3%). Capital market indicators showed June turnover of EUR 70.2m and market capitalisation of EUR 54.5bn, and UCITS net assets rose to EUR 3.7bn with EUR 131.3m net inflows, largely into money market funds. Net contributions paid into MPFs in June were EUR 148.1m and payments due to personal account closures were EUR 61.2m; Mirex nominal monthly returns were 1.80% (category A), 0.94% (B) and 0.03% (C), with end-June asset allocation dominated by bonds at 57.0% (EUR 14.0bn) and equities at 23.5% (EUR 5.8bn). VPF payments into funds totalled EUR 10.1m and payments out were EUR 4.4m, with 72.7% of outflows attributed to retirement and other reasons; bonds represented 53.5% of VPF portfolios and equities 26.6%. Non-life premium remained concentrated in motor vehicle liability (35.5%) and road vehicle insurance (19.6%), while the CROBEX index rose 4.2% in June and KONČAR d.d. was the most traded share by turnover (EUR 8.4m). All UCITS categories recorded positive asset-weighted monthly returns, led by equity funds (3.71%), and the Fund for Croatian Homeland War Veterans and Members of their Families reported EUR 234.3m in net assets and a 4.1% monthly return.

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