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Insurers from the United States and China continue to dominate the insurance sector ranking. More than 50% of the ranking value is contributed by brands from these two countries, 13 Chinese brands (29%) and 25 American brands (22%). North American insurance brands are the ones that are recovering best from the pandemic. The large insurance companies Geico (brand value that has increased by 19%, to 11,271 million euros); Progressive (brand value that has increased by 26%, to 9,638 million euros); Canada Life (brand value that has increased by 53%, to 9,309 million euros); and Chubb (brand value that has risen 49.6%, to 9,278 million euros), have achieved impressive brand growth.
The 10 most valuable insurance brands in the world Chinese insurance brands continue to face extremely difficult conditions. Ping An (whose brand value has fallen by -2.9% to €37.02 billion) remains the most valuable insurance brand in the world; trapped Phone Number Phone Number Data Data behind the covid curtain of continued widespread closures. By far the second most valuable insurance brand in the world, Germany's Allianz (whose brand value has increased by 16% to €19.95 billion), still has a brand value of about half that of Ping An. Even after a year of strong growth.
Other Chinese insurance brands, such as China Life (brand value rises 2.6%, to 19,731 million euros); CPIC (brand value rises 3.8%, to 13,597 million euros); and AIA (brand value drops -6.7%, to 11,223 million euros), face equally regular results in a context in which restrictions in China continue. Those that grow the most in brand value Three North American insurance brands are among those that have grown the most in brand value in the world. Fidelity National Financial (80.2%), Hanover Insurance (61.9%), and Cincinnati (61.8%).
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