In August, 23 Croatian insurance companies charged a total gross premium of 6.24 billion kuna, representing an increase of 2.8 percent compared to August of last year, according to data from the Croatian Insurance Bureau (HUO).
In the non-life insurance segment, the gross premium charged increased by 3.4 percent compared to August of last year, reaching 4.3 billion kuna.
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At the same time, in the life insurance segment, the gross premium charged increased by 1.6 percent, to 1.9 billion kuna, according to HUO data.
The most prevalent type of insurance in the non-life insurance segment remains motor vehicle liability insurance, with a gross premium charged at the end of August amounting to 1.39 billion kuna, which is 0.64 percent lower compared to the same period last year.
Within motor vehicle liability insurance, the largest share is held by mandatory insurance for owners or users of motor vehicles against automotive liability for damages caused to third parties, known as mandatory auto insurance, with a premium exceeding 1.3 billion kuna.
This premium amount is 0.8 percent lower than in August of last year, and this decline can still be attributed to the impact of the liberalization of this market segment, namely lower prices of mandatory auto insurance policies.
