The Brazilian Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) released a new edition of the Boletim Susep with consolidated data for the supervised sector through April 2025. The bulletin reports BRL 140.72 billion in collections over the first four months of the year, a nominal increase of 1.42% compared with the same period of 2024. Damage insurance and personal insurance excluding VGBL generated BRL 70.48 billion in revenue, up 8.97% in nominal terms and 3.71% in real terms. Within damage insurance, motor insurance, which accounts for 41% of damage collections, totalled BRL 19.21 billion, up 6.16% nominally and 1.05% in real terms, while personal insurance excluding VGBL reached BRL 24.61 billion, up 8.99% nominally and 3.72% in real terms, with life insurance showing nominal growth of 9.92% and real growth of 4.61%. Accumulation products recorded BRL 59.23 billion in contributions, down 7.69% in nominal terms and 12.11% in real terms, while capitalisation titles collected BRL 11.01 billion, up 11.16% nominally and 5.78% in real terms. Indemnities, surrenders, benefits and prize draws totalled BRL 88.46 billion, a nominal rise of 15.55%, and technical provisions stood at BRL 1.9 trillion in April 2025, equivalent to 15.82% of GDP, compared with BRL 1.2 trillion in April 2021. SUSEP noted that the full April Boletim Susep and the Market Insurance Intelligence Dashboard are available via its website.

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