Revealed: The world’s most valuable insurance brands are…
 
                According to Brand Finance’s measure of brand value, below are the 10 most valuable insurance brands globally.
	
		
			
2023 rank
			
			
2022 rank
			
			
Brand
			
			
Country
			
			
2023 brand value
			
			
2022 brand value
			
		
	
	
		
			
1
			
			
1
			
			
Ping An
			
			
China
			
			
US$32.25 billion
			
			
US$42.93 billion
			
		
		
			
2
			
			
2
			
			
Allianz
			
			
Germany
			
			
US$21.05 billion
			
			
US$23.14 billion
			
		
		
			
3
			
			
3
			
			
China Life Insurance
			
			
China
			
			
US$17.10 billion
			
			
US$22.88 billion
			
		
		
			
4
			
			
4
			
			
AXA
			
			
France
			
			
US$15.90 billion
			
			
US$17.22 billion
			
		
		
			
5
			
			
5
			
			
CPIC
			
			
China
			
			
US$15.16 billion
			
			
US$15.77 billion
			
		
		
			
6
			
			
7
			
			
AIA
			
			
China (Hong Kong)
			
			
US$15.05 billion
			
			
US$13.02 billion
			
		
		
			
7
			
			
6
			
			
GEICO
			
			
United States
			
			
US$14.09 billion
			
			
US$13.07 billion
			
		
		
			
8
			
			
8
			
			
Progressive
			
			
United States
			
			
US$11.84 billion
			
			
US$11.18 billion
			
		
		
			
9
			
			
13
			
			
PICC
			
			
China
			
			
US$11.76 billion
			
			
US$9.63 billion
			
		
		
			
10
			
			
11
			
			
Chubb
			
			
United States
			
			
US$11.62 billion
			
			
US$10.76 billion
			
		
	
“Ping An is the world’s most valuable insurance brand for the seventh consecutive year, with a brand value of US$32.2 billion,” noted Brand Finance. “The Chinese brand retains this title, despite a 25% year-on-year brand value reduction. Ping An’s brand is now worth half of its value prior to the pandemic.”
Meanwhile, aside from the most valuable, the consultancy named the fastest-growing and strongest insurance brands in the world, as well.
“Athene (brand value up 128% to US$2.6 billion) is the fastest-growing insurance brand,” said Brand Finance. “In January 2022, Athene merged with Apollo Global Management, Inc., now operating as a subsidiary of Apollo. This has aided the brand’s significant growth, in combination with higher pension group annuity premiums compared to the prior year.”
Athene was followed by AIG, whose brand value grew by 64%.
The consultancy also reported: “In addition to calculating brand value, Brand Finance also determines the relative strength of brands through a balanced scorecard of metrics evaluating marketing investment, stakeholder equity, and business performance…
“UnipolSai (brand value down 9% to US$2.8 billion) is the strongest brand in the ranking with a Brand Strength Index score of 86.3 out of 100, earning it an AAA brand rating.”
As for Ping An, Brand Finance said the company also has the highest sustainability perceptions value.
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