The study analyzes financial performance in Polish non-life insurance companies during the COVID-19 pandemic, suggesting limited impact.
The impact of the pandemic on the economy is undeniable, most business entities have recorded losses, How did insurance companies in Poland present themselves against this background? Are the results achieved in the pre-pandemic period significantly different from those achieved during the pandemic? What is their financial condition? This article attempts to answer this question. The source of empirical information was data made available by the supervisory authority, and the analysis concerned non-life insurance companies (section II). The study provided a rather surprising conclusion - the average values of profitability, and claims ratios did not differ significantly between the periods 2018-2019, 2020-2021 i 2022-2023. It allows concluding that the COVID-19 pandemic had a quite insignificant impact on the situation of the insurers analyzed.
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