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Robustes Wachstum der Nicht-Lebensversicherung sichert Privatversicherung 2019 Steigerung der Prämieneinnahmen

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Die österreichische Privatversicherungswirtschaft setzte 2019 mit einer leichten Zunahme der Bruttoprämieneinnahmen (+1,6%) den Kurs des Vorjahres fort. Getragen wurde diese Entwicklung von der Dynamik in der Kranken- (+4,9%) und in der Schaden-Unfallversicherung (+2,9%), während die Einnahmen in der Lebensversicherung weiterhin schrumpften (–2,2%). Der österreichische Versicherungsmarkt folgte der allgemeinen Dynamik im Europäischen Wirtschaftsraum. 2020 und 2021 wird das reale Prämienwachstum in der Lebensversicherung durch die COVID-19-Krise um etwa 4 Prozentpunkte und in der Nicht-Lebensversicherung um 1 Prozentpunkt gedämpft.

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  • Thomas Url, 2020. "Robustes Wachstum der Nicht-Lebensversicherung sichert Privatversicherung 2019 Steigerung der Prämieneinnahmen," WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports), WIFO, vol. 93(9), pages 659-671, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:wfo:monber:y:2020:i:9:p:659-671
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