The Slovenia Insurance Supervision Agency published an analysis of initial 2025 market data, showing that insurers headquartered in Slovenia increased gross written premiums across all insurance segments, with the strongest growth in compulsory motor third-party liability (motor vehicle use liability) insurance. Based on preliminary 2025 figures (unaudited fourth-quarter data), gross written premiums rose to EUR 3.497bn, up EUR 927m (36.1%) from EUR 2.570bn in 2024. Compulsory motor liability premiums more than doubled, rising 131.4% from EUR 409m to EUR 946m, which the agency attributes to insurers’ business at home and abroad, particularly in Italy. Land motor vehicle insurance (motor casco) premiums increased 16.9% to EUR 596m, while unit-linked life insurance premiums rose 5.1% to EUR 357m; proportional and non-proportional reinsurance premiums increased 59.8% to EUR 223m. Gross claims paid totalled EUR 1.639bn in 2025, up 14.9% from EUR 1.427bn in 2024, led by compulsory motor liability claims, which increased 58.4% to EUR 340m; general liability claims rose from EUR 28m to EUR 62m, and reinsurance claims from EUR 34m to EUR 87m.
Slovenia Insurance Supervision Agency 2026-02-25
Slovenia Insurance Supervision Agency publishes preliminary 2025 figures showing gross written premiums up 36.1% to EUR 3.497bn driven by compulsory motor liability insurance
The Slovenia Insurance Supervision Agency reported a 36.1% increase in gross written premiums for 2025, reaching EUR 3.497 billion, with significant growth in compulsory motor third-party liability insurance. Compulsory motor liability premiums surged 131.4% to EUR 946 million, driven by domestic and international business, notably in Italy. Gross claims paid rose 14.9% to EUR 1.639 billion, with motor liability claims increasing 58.4% to EUR 340 million.