Luxembourg

AXA is an insurance provider in the Luxembourg market.

Baloise Luxembourg has been offering insurance services in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg since 1890. It provides a comprehensive range of non-life and life insurance products for individuals and businesses. Following the merger of Baloise Holding SA and Helvetia Holding SA on 5 December 2025, it is now a subsidiary of Helvetia Baloise Holding SA, one of Europe's largest insurance groups.

mobilé is an insurance provider in the Luxembourg market.

iptiQ Life S.A. is a digital B2B2C life and health insurance company incorporated in Luxembourg and powered by Swiss Re. It offers straightforward life, health, and ancillary non-life insurance products through an advanced end-to-end digital platform, enabling partners to market and sell products under their own brands across the EEA via Freedom of Services. As of January 2026 the company has entered run-off, following Swiss Re's strategic withdrawal from the iptiQ business; the former P&C entity (iptiQ EMEA P&C S.A.) was sold to Allianz Direct in 2025.

LALUX Assurances is an insurance provider in the Luxembourg market.

Founded in 1920, LALUX (La Luxembourgeoise) is Luxembourg's first and one of its leading insurance companies, offering a comprehensive range of non-life, life, construction and health insurance products. Its shareholder base consists of Compagnie Financière LA LUXEMBOURGEOISE and Spuerkeess (state-owned savings bank), making it an independent, locally rooted insurer with a network of over 700 agents across the Grand Duchy.

DKV Luxembourg is an insurance provider in the Luxembourg market.

Europ Assistance Luxembourg is the Luxembourg branch of Europ Assistance S.A., a French insurer and global leader in assistance and travel insurance, part of the Generali Group. It offers travel, cancellation, vehicle breakdown assistance and home assistance products exclusively to Luxembourg residents.

Foyer Assurances S.A. is Luxembourg's leading private insurer, founded in 1922, offering a comprehensive range of life, non-life, health, motor, home, savings and professional insurance products to individuals and businesses, with presence in over ten European countries.

AIG Europe S.A. is the European subsidiary of American International Group, Inc., headquartered in Luxembourg (RCS B218806, incorporated 17 October 2017). It serves as the hub for AIG operations across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), offering a broad range of non-life commercial and personal insurance products to businesses and individuals across the EEA and Switzerland. AIG ranks as the largest non-life insurer by gross written premiums among Luxembourg-headquartered entities.

DKV Luxembourg S.A. is the market leader in private health insurance in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, specialising in supplementary health, travel health, and loss of income insurance for individuals and businesses since 1981. It became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the LALUX Group (La Luxembourgeoise) on 31 March 2015.

FM Insurance Europe S.A. (FMIE) is the Luxembourg-headquartered European subsidiary of FM (formerly FM Global), a leading US mutual commercial property insurer founded in 1835. FMIE is authorised by the Commissariat aux Assurances to underwrite non-life insurance policies across the EEA via EU passporting, with branches in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Sweden, and on a freedom of services basis in remaining EEA member states. It is also authorised by FINMA to operate in Switzerland and by the UK PRA to operate in the United Kingdom through a UK branch established in November 2024. FM has operated its European headquarters in Luxembourg since 2017 and in March 2025 broke ground on a new science and technology centre in Luxembourg City expected to be completed in 2027.

Liberty Specialty Markets is the European specialty and commercial insurance and reinsurance platform of Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, domiciled in Luxembourg as Liberty Mutual Insurance Europe SE (LMIE). It underwrites more than 20 lines of business across Europe through branches in the UK, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, Belgium, Norway and Sweden, via both company and Lloyd's markets. As at 31 December 2025, Liberty Specialty Markets had a combined Gross Written Premium of $4,801 million.

Swiss Re Europe S.A. is the EEA head office of the Swiss Re Group, one of the world's leading wholesale providers of reinsurance, insurance and other insurance-based risk transfer solutions. Incorporated in Luxembourg on 5 December 1986, it serves as the main European legal entity for the Group's P&C and L&H Reinsurance business units and operates branches across the EU and UK. A second Luxembourg entity, Swiss Re International SE (re-domiciled to Luxembourg on 1 January 2008), serves the Corporate Solutions business, offering specialty and commercial insurance to mid- and large-sized corporations globally.