Dutch general insurance market to surpass €100bn mark

Written by Michael Griffiths

28/11/2025

The Dutch general insurance industry is projected to be valued at €105bn in five years, new figures from GlobalData have indicated.

According to the data and analytics company, the general insurance market in the Netherlands will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.8% between 2026 and 2030, rising from a valuation of €83.7bn.

GlobalData estimated that across 2025, the Dutch general insurance market will register an annual growth rate of 5.2%, driven by digital transformation, regulatory changes, rising healthcare costs, growing demand for cyber and catastrophe coverage, and product innovation.

Personal accident and health (PA&H), motor, and property insurance combined are expected to account for 96.2% of general insurance gross written premiums in the Netherlands this year.

Senior insurance analyst at GlobalData, Swarup Kumar Sahoo, commented: “The sustained growth of the Dutch general insurance industry is indicative of the resilience and adaptability in the face of evolving market dynamics and consumer needs.

“Dutch insurers are employing technology to improve customer interactions, refine policy offerings, and boost operational efficiency.

“The Dutch general insurance market will continue its upward trajectory through 2030. As insurers adapt to new risks, ranging from cyber threats to climate-related catastrophes, they are investing in technology, expanding their product portfolios, and embracing sustainability to meet evolving customer needs.”

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