Mexico · Mexico · class C

Composite insurance companies in Mexico

6 licensed composite insurers, 6% of the 100 insurance entities supervised by the Comision Nacional de Seguros y Fianzas. Licensed to write both life and non-life business under one entity.

CompanyClassParent / groupOwnershipRegulatorVerificationPopularity
Allianz Mexico Compania de SegurosFWB: ALVCCompositeAllianzIAIGForeign multinationalCNSFVerified73 Confidence: Low
AXA SegurosEuronext Paris: CSCCompositeAXAIAIGForeign multinationalCNSFVerified—
Grupo Nacional Provincial (GNP)
Largest
CCompositeGrupo BalDomestic privateCNSFVerified—
Mapfre MexicoBMECCompositeMapfreIAIGForeign multinationalCNSFVerified—
Seguros BanorteBMV: GFNORTEOCCompositeGrupo Financiero BanorteDomestic privateCNSFVerified—
Seguros InbursaBMV: GFINBUROCCompositeGrupo InbursaDomestic privateCNSFVerified—

Popularity is an estimate of how often people search Google for each insurer, from 0 to 100; the bars show how confident the estimate is. Not a rating of the insurer. How the index works

About composite insurers in Mexico

How many composite insurers are licensed in Mexico?

6 of the 100 licensed insurance entities in Mexico are classified as composite (6%), according to the CNSF register as reflected in this directory (verified - industry directory).

Who regulates composite insurers in Mexico?

Comision Nacional de Seguros y Fianzas (CNSF). Regime: Ley de Instituciones de Seguros y de Fianzas de 2013; Solvency II-style regime supervised by CNSF. Official website: https://gob.mx/cnsf.

Who owns the composite insurers in Mexico?

Of the 6 licensed composite insurers in Mexico, 3 are domestic private companies and 3 are subsidiaries of foreign multinational groups (Allianz, AXA, Mapfre), as recorded in the register.

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