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In % of total insurance premiums

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Source: Swiss Re Sigma

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For SI, data is from SZZ members only. Branches of companies from EU/EEA countries and FOS are excluded

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In % of premiums
For SK, agents are included with brokers 
For DE, SE and UK, figures refer to new business
For GR, the is no distinction between intermediaries
For SI, data is from SZZ members only. Branches of companies from EU/EEA countries and FOS are excluded

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For DE, companies under Federal supervision (including reinsurers, Pensionskassen, funeral expenses funds and non-EEA branches); excluding companies under Land supervision and pension funds
For NL, figures refer to licenced companies (active and not active) under Dutch supervision; excluding funeral in kind insurers
For DK, 2015 figure was used for 2016. Data covers life insurance and multi-employer pension funds as well as non-life insurance including foreign branches that are members of the Danish Insurance Association
For SI, data includes all SZZ member insurance companies, pension companies and other companies with their head office in Slovenia, and branches of foreign insurance companies
 

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As of 2013, number of domestic active companies operating on the domestic market (ie licensed companies that actually collected premium in the year of review) is collected. The definition of domestic market covers all domestic companies operating in the country of review, including subsidiaries of EU/EEA and non-EU/EEA country companies, and branches from companies of third (non-EU/EEA) countries. It excludes branches of companies from EU/EEA countries and FOS.