In January–June 2026, Ukrainian insurance companies increased commission payments to insurance intermediaries under mandatory auto liability insurance (OSCPV) policies by 58.6% compared to the same period in 2025—to 2.589 billion UAH, and for comprehensive auto insurance (CASCO) by 26.2%, to 2.330 billion UAH.
According to the website of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU), commissions paid to intermediaries for “Green Card” insurance decreased by 20.9%, to 642.751 million UAH, while those for property insurance increased by 4.8%, to 516.8 million UAH, while commissions for voluntary medical insurance (VMI) rose by 18.1%, to 423.9 million UAH; commissions for assistance services increased by 36.4%, to 324.5 million UAH; and commissions for financial risk insurance rose by 4.3%, to 368.3 million UAH.
In addition, according to the regulator, expenses for marketing and advertising activities related to MTPL insurance products rose by 4% in the first half of 2026, to 14.5 million UAH; for the “Green Card,” they rose by 1.4%, to 2.3 million UAH; and for comprehensive auto insurance (CASCO)—by 16.8%, to 15.7 million UAH.
At the same time, expenses for maintaining and operating the insurer’s office under MTPL contracts increased significantly—by 61.7%, to 81.8 million UAH; for CASCO—by 11.6%, to 64 million UAH; “Green Card” insurance—decreased by 11.1%, to 12.7 million UAH; property insurance—increased by 36.6%, to 12.6 million UAH; and voluntary medical insurance (VMI)—by 3.1%, to 16.06 million UAH.
