Para Insurance Sector increases 18.6% and moves R $ 5.5 billion by 2024 | The economy
The insurance market in Pare recorded 18.6% growth in 2024Were, and,, and,, and,, and,.. The amount R is a collection of $ 5.545 billionAccording to data from National Confederation of Insurance (CNSEG). The result develops through different methods, especially by engineering insurance (93,3%)Rural (58,2%) And debt (48,2%).
There are also sea and aeronautical insurance (45.3%), travel (42.5%), civil liability (41.9%), business (34.7%) and condominium (33.7%).
In addition to the expansion in the collection, the sector Returned to the community R $ 1,3186 billion compensatory payments, liberation, benefits and drawThis indicates an increase of 18.8% compared to 2023.
Payments led by Business Insurance, R $ 19.2 million and 169.8%, then travel insurance, 165.7% and R $ 2.8 million. The financial risk department increased by 241%, the total R $ 44.7 million.
Other insurance condominium (104.2%), residential (40.3%), prestressing (37.7%), transport (32.6%) and life (9.1%).
Margaret Braga, President Para Insurance Brokers Union (Sinkor/PA)State performance reflects technical progress, greater population awareness and effects of climate change. “We have noticed the growth of insurance, self and life. There is still space for this sector to expand the population information and access.”
According to her, one of the main engines for the development of agribusiness is rural and heritage insurance. With the support of investment and infrastructure work in the state, the expectation of 2025 continues in the hope.
Regional performance
In 2024, the North and Northeastern insurance sector (except Bahia, Sergip and Tokantins) increased 14.3%, which is more than 12.3% of the national average. Maranho Advance was 20.1%, then Pare (18.6%), Amazonas (17.5%), Paraba (17.3%) and Siera (14.8%).
The area’s insurance companies have returned to R $ 9.4 billion for compensation and benefits. Pernambco led the payments, with R $ 2.06 billion, followed by Ceará (R $ 1.72 billion) and Para (R $ 1.31 billion).
“Performance insurance and a mass effort reflecting the growth capacity of our union region,” said Edmer Ribiro, president of the North and Northeastern Insurance Union (Sindsegne).
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