The World’s 15 Largest Insurance Companies

  1. Life insurance Corp. of India

The Life Insurance Corp. of India, which has its headquarters in Dubai, was founded in 1956 as a result of the merging of more than 245 insurance firms, making it the biggest insurer in the second-largest nation in the world. A state-owned business, Life Insurance Corp. of India, has around 300 million policyholders.

  • The company’s total sales was 97,267 million dollars.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were $554.
  • The company’s total assets are 560,862 million dollars.

 

  1. Manualife Financial Corporation

The largest insurance organization in Canada is Manulife Financial Corporation (NYSE:MFC). Manulife Financial Corporation (NYSE:MFC), which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange as well as the Toronto Stock Exchange, has 38,000 employees and over 119,000 agents who are under contract. Manulife Financial Corporation (NYSE:MFC), which does business as Manulife in Canada and Asia, conducts business as John Hancock Financial in the United States.

  • 49,315 million dollars is the company’s total annual revenue.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were $5,668.
  • 726,731 is the amount of the company’s total assets.

 

  1. China Pacific Insurance Group

The Shanghai government and the Chinese government jointly operate China Pacific Insurance Group, the third-largest insurer in China. Through its two subsidiaries, it provides auto insurance, liability insurance, family property insurance, accidental insurance, health insurance, endowment insurance, petty insurance, and juvenile insurance. It also provides property insurance and life insurance.

  • The company’s total sales was 68,313 million dollars.
  • The corporation made $4,160 in total earnings (in millions).
  • The company’s total assets are 306,381 million dollars.he company’s total sales was 68,313 million dollars.

 

  1. Dai-ichi Life Holdings

We’ll start with Dai-ichi Life Holdings, one of the largest insurance firms in the world with representation from Japan. Dai-ichi Life Holdings, the third-largest insurer in Japan, was first established as a mutual insurance business before being demutualized and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2010.

  • The company’s total sales was 73,082 million dollars.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were 3,644.
  • 542,634 million is the company’s total asset value.

 

  1. Nippon Life Insurance

Nippon Life Insurance, the second-largest insurance provider in Japan, won plaudits for extending the eligibility for insurance claims and benefits payments in Covid-19 situations, such as fatalities brought on by the virus in addition to obtaining home treatments.

  • The company’s total sales was 74,392 million dollars.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were $3,087.
  • The company’s total assets are 727,963 million dollars.

 

  1. MetLife, Inc. (NYSE:MET)

An American insurance firm called MetLife, Inc. (NYSE:MET) has over 90 million customers and operates in over 60 nations. MetLife, Inc. (NYSE:MET), a company with more than 150 years of history, is one of the top 50 American corporations. MetLife, Inc. (NYSE:MET) is regarded as “systemically vital” to the American economy and counts 90 of the Fortune 500 as clients.

  • The company’s total sales was 71,080 million dollars.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were $6,554.
  • 759,708 million is the company’s total asset value.

 

  1. Assicurazioni Generali

The largest insurance provider in Italy and one of the biggest businesses in Europe is Assicurazioni Generali.

  • The company’s total sales was 117,155 million dollars.
  • 3,366,000,000 is the company’s total earnings.
  • The company’s total assets are 666,538 (in millions).

 

  1. Elevance Health Inc. (NYSE:ELV)

One of the largest American health insurance companies is Elevance Health Inc. (NYSE:ELV). Among the services offered by Elevance Health Inc. (NYSE:ELV) are mental health, long-term care, dental, pharmaceutical, medical, and disability policies. With about 47 million members, Elevance Health Inc. (NYSE:ELV) is the largest for-profit healthcare provider in the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.

  • The company’s total revenue was 138,639 millions of dollars.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions): 6,104
  • The company’s total assets are 97,460 (in millions).

 

 

  1. Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU)

With operations in at least 40 nations, Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU) is an American insurance firm that offers products to institutional and retail clients. Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU), the largest insurance provider in the country, has been involved in several disputes, including claims that it underpaid beneficiaries of life insurance policies who lost loved ones in the line of duty. In the last 20 years, Prudential Financial, Inc. (NYSE:PRU) has been ranked as one of the best companies to work for.

  • The company’s whole revenue was 70,934 million dollars.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were $7,724
  • The company’s total assets are 937,582 (in millions).

 

  1. China Life Insurance

China Life Insurance, which has its headquarters in Beijing, offers life insurance as well as annuity products. It serves as the parent company’s headquarters for international business growth and is the largest state-owned financial insurance firm in China. The firm, which already has operations in Singapore, Hong Kong, Macau, and Indonesia, is adamant about continuing to develop both organically and through mergers and acquisitions.

  • The company’s total revenue was 157,095 (in millions).
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were $3,087.
  • The company’s total assets are 903,090 (in millions).

 

  1. Japan Post Holdings

One of the biggest businesses in Japan, regardless of sector, and one of the biggest in the world for insurance services is Japan Post Holdings. Although attempts to privatize the firm have been undertaken since it was listed on the Japanese stock market in 2005, the process has been very sluggish.

  • 100,278 million is the company’s total revenue.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were $4,466.
  • The company’s total assets are $2,502,652 (in millions).

 

  1. UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (NYSE:UNH)

UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (NYSE:UNH), which would have been at the top of the list based on both revenue and earnings, fell to second place because, although having assets valued at $212 billion, they are far more modest than those of the majority of other insurance firms. The SEC and the Internal Revenue Service are now looking into UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (NYSE:UNH) for backdating stock options worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

  • 287,597 million is the company’s total revenue.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were: 17,285
  • The company’s total assets are 212,206 (in millions).

 

  1. AXA

The French multinational is one of the largest insurance businesses in the world and the largest insurer in France. Axa, which was established more than 200 years ago, still has activities throughout North America, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The business is renowned for its generosity as well; in fact, the Axa Research Fund was established by it in 2008.

  • The company’s overall sales was 144,447 millions of dollars.
  • The company’s total earnings (in millions) were $8,624
  • The company’s total assets are 881,733 million dollars.

 

  1. Allianz

The biggest insurer in Europe is Allianz. The multinational German corporation operates across around 20 nations and many continents. After purchasing British business Cornhill Insurance in the 1980s, which was later rebranded Allianz Insurance in 2000, it still has a significant presence in the UK. Later, it added more businesses to its portfolio in order to strengthen its position in the UK.

  • Total revenue of the company (in millions): 144,517
  • Total profits of the company (in millions): 7,815
  • Total assets of the company (in millions): 1,295,531

 

  1. Ping An Insurance

Ping An Insurance, a Chinese insurance firm with $121 billion in net premiums written just in 2021, tops the list of the 15 largest insurance companies in the world. Ping An Insurance, one of the largest corporations listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, is the first Chinese asset owner to join both the Climate Action 100+ and the United Nations’ Principle of Responsible Investment. In reality, the corporation has spent over $140 billion on renewable energy and affordable healthcare.

  • The company’s total revenue was 199,629 (in millions).
  • 15,754 Millions are the company’s total earnings.
  • The company’s whole assets are $1,596,641