UnitedHealth Group and Allianz SE Maintain Top Spots on AM Best’s Largest Insurer Rankings
UnitedHealth Group Incorporated held onto the top spot in AM Best’s ranking of the world’s 25 largest insurance companies for an ninth straight year, growing net premiums written (NPW) by 14% in 2022 to
AM Best released the rankings of the world’s largest global insurance companies, by NPW and nonbanking assets, in the
The top 10 insurers by NPW were again dominated by health insurers, as four of the top five insurers were
Despite some re-shuffling at the top of AM Best’s annual ranking of the top 25 insurers by net nonbanking assets, life insurers still dominated, with seven of the top 10 insurers providing life products. Ping An insurance (Group) Company of China Ltd. surged to second behind Allianz SE from fourth place as its assets rose 11.4% to
The top 10 global insurers ranked by 2022 NPW are as follows:
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UnitedHealth Group Incorporated,
United States -
Centene Corporation,
United States -
Elevance Health, Inc.,
United States -
Kaiser Foundation Group of Health Plans ,United States -
Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China Ltd.,
China -
China Life Insurance (Group) Company ,China -
AXA S.A.,
France -
Allianz SE,
Germany -
Humana Inc.,
United States -
State Farm Group ,United States
The top 10 global insurers ranked by 2022 non-banking assets are as follows:
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Allianz SE,
Germany -
Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China Ltd.,
China -
Berkshire Hathaway Inc.,
United States -
China Life Insurance (Group) Company ,China -
AXA S.A.,
France -
Prudential Financial Inc.,
United States -
MetLife Inc.,
United States -
Nippon Life Insurance Company ,Japan -
Manulife Financial Group ,China -
Legal & General Group plc,
United Kingdom
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