Vienna Insurance Group (VIG) is the leading insurance group in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). More than 50 insurance companies and pension funds in 30 countries form a Group with a long-standing tradition, strong brands and close customer relations. Around 30,000 employees provide around 33.3 million customers with the best possible protection against the risks of day-to-day life. VIG Holding, with its headquarters in Vienna, coordinates the Group-wide exchange and functions as the steering body.
Who is VIG?
Expertise with local responsibility
Vienna Insurance Group offers a wide range of bespoke solutions for risk protection and prevention and continuously adapts its services to the requirements of the dynamic environment. VIG pursues a multi-brand policy with regionally established brands and local entrepreneurship. Ultimately, it is the individual strengths of these brands and the in-depth expertise of the employees that enable customer proximity and drive the Group’s successful development.
Strong finances and credit rating
VIG shares have been listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange since 1994, on the Prague Stock Exchange since 2008 and on the Budapest Stock Exchange since 2022. VIG Group holds an A+ rating with positive outlook by the internationally recognised rating agency Standard & Poor’s. Wiener Städtische Versicherungsverein – the stable main shareholder with a long-term focus – owns around 72% of VIG’s shares. The remaining shares are in free float.
around
33300,000
customers
around
30,000
employees
number
1
in CEE
over
50
insurance companies and pension funds
operating in
30
countries
Yearly dividends
since going public in 1994
200
years of experience in the Group
Listing on the
Vienna, Prague and Budapest
stock exchanges
A+
rating with positive outlook from Standard & Poor’s
VIG country portfolio
VIG divides its region into two areas. First, the region of Central and Eastern Europe, which consists of 20 countries, including Austria, whose long-term growth opportunities will be exploited. Second, ten special markets where business areas specific to each market will be pursued. Four of these countries (Germany, Georgia, Liechtenstein and Türkiye) are in the “Special Markets” reportable segment.
