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Storebrand ASA
Storebrand ASA, established in 1767 in Norway, has evolved into one of the nation’s leading players in the financial services sector, primarily focusing on life insurance, asset management, and banking. Originally a fire insurance company, Storebrand has continuously adapted to the changing financial landscape. Today, it offers comprehensive savings and insurance solutions, both for individuals and businesses. As part of its strategy, the company strongly emphasizes sustainable investments, demonstrating a commitment to aligning its financial objectives with broader social and environmental goals. This shift reflects the growing trend among financial firms to incorporate ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors into their investment processes.
The company’s revenue stream is predominantly generated through premiums collected from its insurance policies, alongside fees from its asset management services. Storebrand manages a significant portfolio of assets, benefiting from the robust Norwegian savings culture and the increasing global demand for responsible investment products. By leveraging its expertise in risk assessment and financial management, Storebrand is able to maintain a steady flow of income while simultaneously mitigating potential risks associated with the financial markets. This strategic positioning allows the firm to serve its stakeholders effectively, ensuring sustainable growth and a resilient financial framework in a competitive industry.
Storebrand ASA, established in 1767 in Norway, has evolved into one of the nation’s leading players in the financial services sector, primarily focusing on life insurance, asset management, and banking. Originally a fire insurance company, Storebrand has continuously adapted to the changing financial landscape. Today, it offers comprehensive savings and insurance solutions, both for individuals and businesses. As part of its strategy, the company strongly emphasizes sustainable investments, demonstrating a commitment to aligning its financial objectives with broader social and environmental goals. This shift reflects the growing trend among financial firms to incorporate ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) factors into their investment processes.
The company’s revenue stream is predominantly generated through premiums collected from its insurance policies, alongside fees from its asset management services. Storebrand manages a significant portfolio of assets, benefiting from the robust Norwegian savings culture and the increasing global demand for responsible investment products. By leveraging its expertise in risk assessment and financial management, Storebrand is able to maintain a steady flow of income while simultaneously mitigating potential risks associated with the financial markets. This strategic positioning allows the firm to serve its stakeholders effectively, ensuring sustainable growth and a resilient financial framework in a competitive industry.
Record Profit: Storebrand achieved a record NOK 5.7 billion group result for 2025, exceeding their 2023 Capital Markets Day target by 14%.
Strong Operational Growth: Operational result grew 26% for the full year, with Q4 operational result up 61% year-over-year.
Insurance & Savings Growth: Significant growth in insurance premiums (up 20%) and continued double-digit growth in Unit Linked reserves and asset management.
Return on Equity: Delivered 16% ROE for 2025, well above the 14% target.
Increased Capital Returns: Dividend raised by 15% to NOK 5.4 per share and NOK 2 billion share buyback planned for 2026.
Cost Control: Operational costs remained within guidance, supporting improved profitability.
Guidance Confirmed: Combined ratio target at or below 90% for 2028 is maintained, with gradual improvement expected.