“Al Bayan Economic” magazine, the specialized banking, insurance & shipping pan-Arab monthly magazine, published in its March 2026 issue (Issue No. 651) an overview on non-life insurance premiums collected by the 40 insurance companies operating in Lebanon during the year 2025. According to Al Bayan, 55.02% of total non-life written premiums were spent on health insurance (mainly due to the absence of social security and the Ministry of Health’s coverage), while circa 23.30% were spent on motor insurance premiums and 21.68% on property & casualty insurance premiums.

In figures, total non-life gross written premiums (GWPs) rose by 17.37% in 2025 to $1.20 billion up from $1.07 billion in 2024. Fidelity emerged as the company with the highest GWP in 2025, with its’ market share reaching 10.01% and its GWPs growing by 17.77% y-o-y, followed by Bankers (3.19% y-o-y GWPs growth; 9.63% market share) and Medgulf (1.04% y-o-y growth in GWPs; 8.59% market share). Growth wise, Libano Suisse was the fastest climber amongst the top 20 companies’ list with some ~70% annual growth in GWPs, followed by UFA (annual growth of 57.65%) and UCA (30.95%), while two companies (Securite and LIA Assurex) on the top 20 companies list registered negative annual growth rates in gross written premiums of 17.66% (case of Securite) and 5.63% (case of LIA Assurex). The ten largest insurance companies operating in Lebanon amassed a 69.45% share of non-life premium collections in 2025, with the twenty largest companies controlling a stake of 90.91%.