The Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) published the latest Susep Bulletin with consolidated figures for the supervised market through June 2025. Revenue totalled BRL 206.06 billion in the first half of 2025, a nominal decrease of 1.67% from the same period of 2024, while claims, redemptions, benefits and prize payouts rose 9.96% year on year to BRL 131.31 billion. Damage (non-life) insurance and personal insurance (excluding VGBL) generated BRL 106.91 billion, up 8.09% in nominal terms. Motor insurance remained the largest damage line with a 41.4% share and BRL 28.92 billion in premiums, up 5.94% nominally and 0.73% in real terms, while life insurance led personal insurance with BRL 18.15 billion, up 10.78% nominally and 5.32% in real terms. Accumulation products recorded BRL 82.26 billion in contributions, down 13.93% nominally, with net contributions of BRL 6.31 billion after redemptions and benefits, and the capitalization segment grew to BRL 16.89 billion, up 12.01% nominally and 6.48% in real terms. SUSEP made the full June bulletin available on its website and pointed users to the interactive Insurance Market Intelligence dashboard (Painel Susep) for indicator queries.

Original source View in tracker