1. Allianz SE (Germany)
Allianz remains the world’s largest insurer in 2025. With operations in more than 70 countries, Allianz leads in life insurance, property & casualty, and asset management. Their digital-first approach and expansion in Asia have strengthened their dominance.
- Headquarters: Munich, Germany
- Key Strengths: Strong presence in Europe, growing Asian markets, digital insurance products.
2. Ping An Insurance (China)
China’s Ping An Insurance Group has transformed into a global powerhouse. Known for its technology-driven services, Ping An combines insurance, banking, and healthcare services. By 2025, it remains the largest insurance company in Asia and one of the top players worldwide.
- Headquarters: Shenzhen, China
- Key Strengths: AI-powered insurance platforms, strong life and health insurance business.
3. AXA Group (France)
AXA continues to be a major global brand in the insurance world. With a strong customer base across Europe, Asia, and North America, AXA has invested heavily in green finance and digital platforms. By 2025, it remains one of the most trusted insurers worldwide.
- Headquarters: Paris, France
- Key Strengths: Diverse insurance portfolio, sustainability-driven investments.
4. China Life Insurance (China)
As one of the largest life insurance companies globally, China Life has a strong presence in its home country and continues to expand internationally. Rising demand for retirement and health insurance in China has fueled its growth.
- Headquarters: Beijing, China
- Key Strengths: Life insurance leadership, massive domestic customer base.
5. Prudential plc (United Kingdom)
Prudential has maintained its stronghold in Asia and Africa. By 2025, it is a leader in retirement solutions, health, and investment-linked policies. Its innovative insurance models have kept it among the world’s top insurers.
- Headquarters: London, UK
- Key Strengths: Focus on emerging markets, strong financial performance.
6. UnitedHealth Group (USA)
The largest health insurer in the United States, UnitedHealth Group dominates global health insurance. With its Optum division (data and health services), it combines insurance with healthcare technology, making it a leader in health-focused coverage.
- Headquarters: Minnesota, USA
- Key Strengths: Health insurance, technology-driven health services.
7. Munich Re (Germany)
Munich Re is the world’s largest reinsurance company, providing coverage for insurers themselves. By 2025, it continues to play a critical role in global risk management, including climate-related risks and catastrophic events.
- Headquarters: Munich, Germany
- Key Strengths: Reinsurance expertise, strong global network.
8. Nippon Life Insurance (Japan)
Nippon Life remains Japan’s largest life insurer. It has a reputation for financial strength, customer trust, and expansion into Southeast Asian markets.
- Headquarters: Osaka, Japan
- Key Strengths: Life insurance expertise, strong domestic market.
9. MetLife (USA)
MetLife is a household name in the U.S. and globally. It continues to grow in employee benefits, life insurance, and retirement solutions. By 2025, MetLife’s presence in over 40 countries keeps it among the world’s top insurers.
- Headquarters: New York, USA
- Key Strengths: Strong global brand, employee benefits solutions.
10. Zurich Insurance Group (Switzerland)
Zurich Insurance closes the list as one of the most stable and trusted insurers. Its focus on commercial insurance, risk management, and sustainability has kept it in the global top 10 in 2025.
- Headquarters: Zurich, Switzerland
- Key Strengths: Commercial insurance, climate risk solutions.