The Report titled “Portugal Insurance Market Outlook to 2015” provides an in-depth analysis of the Portugal insurance industry. The report covers specific insights on the market size, insurance density, insurance penetration, segmentation and future outlook of the insurance industry in Portugal. The report also entails the market size on the basis of gross insurance premium written in case of life and non-life insurance and market share of various companies at the country level. Overall, the report offers a comprehensive analysis of the entire Portugal insurance industry.

In terms of premium, life insurance contributed USD ~ million in 2010. Motor insurance being the second largest sector contributed with a premium of USD ~ million, followed by the contribution of fire and other property damage and health with USD ~ million and USD ~ million respectively.

Life assurance is the largest segment by insurance class with a share of 78.9% contributing a premium of USD ~ million in 2010. Unit-linked is another major segment with a premium contribution of USD ~ million, accounting for ~ % of the market.

The top five players in Portugal insurance industry comprised of nearly 50% of the market. The largest player in the region with a share of ~ % is Fidelity-Global. The second largest player in the region is Bonanca with a market share of ~ %. With a share of ~ %, AXA Insurance is the third largest player operating in the region contributing gross insurance premium of USD ~ million in 2010.

Motor insurance in Portugal grew at a CAGR of 3.8% during 2001-2010. The maximum increase in growth was registered in the year 2003, where the growth registered was 23.0%. The premium increased from USD 1,588 million in 2001 to USD ~ million in 2010. By 2015, motor insurance is likely to increase at a CAGR of ~ % during the period from 2010-2015. The premium is set to increase from USD ~ million in 2010 to USD ~ million in 2015.

Total insurers investment portfolio increased from USD 20,073 million in 2001 to USD 80,631 million in 2009. The investment portfolio increased throughout the historical period at a CAGR of 19.0%. The proportion of life insurers’ portfolio has increased throughout the historical period. The proportion has increased from 78.8% in 2001 to ~ % in 2009. In terms of value, it increased from USD 15,820 million in 2001 to USD ~ million in 2009. Although the share of non-life has decreased in the investment portfolio, the market has registered an incline from USD 4,253 million in 2001 to USD ~ million in 2009.

Scope of Research

The report will entail thorough analysis and offers valuable insights on the insurance industry in the Portugal. The scope of the report includes:

* The market size of life and non-life insurance industry in terms of gross insurance premium written for Portugal, 2001 to 2015
* Life and Non-life insurance density in USD for Portugal, 2001 to 2015
* Life and Non-life insurance penetration, premium as a percentage of GDP for the country, 2001 to 2015
* Market segmentation on the basis of Product in Portugal, 2009 and 2015
* Non-life insurance market segmentation by motor, health, property on the basis of gross insurance premium written, historical and projections.
* Competitive Landscape of the major life insurers in Portugal on the basis of gross premium written
* Competitive Landscape of the major non-life insurers in Portugal on the basis of gross premium written
* Valuable Insights and Future Outlook of the insurance industry in Portugal.

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