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Zurich Insurance Company
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Zurich Insurance Company
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zurich.de
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Public
Founded yearint
1872
Descriptiontext

Zurich Insurance Company is a Swiss-domiciled insurance entity operating as a core component of the publicly traded Zurich Insurance Group (SIX Swiss Exchange: ZURN). The company delivers a full multi-line insurance portfolio spanning property (Hausrat, Wohngebäude, Photovoltaik, Bauleistung), liability (private, family, pet, builder, property owner, drone), legal protection, health, accident, vehicle, and pension/life products for both private individuals (Privatkunden) and business customers (Geschäftskunden). Distribution is multi-channel: a physical agency network of insurance advisors across 25+ German cities, the Meine Zurich self-service portal for policy and claims administration, and direct online sales via tariff calculators and instant quote tools on the company's German website (zurich.de).

Internationally, the company operates through wholly-owned subsidiaries including Zurich American Insurance Company (US P&C) and Zurich Australian Insurance, plus a 70% stake in Kotak General Insurance (India, acquired from Kotak Mahindra Bank), giving it a geographic footprint across Switzerland, Germany, the United States, Australia, and India. Recent product activity has concentrated on emerging-risk niches such as residential photovoltaic systems (SolarPlus+) and consumer drones, while ecosystem partnerships — notably with BHW Bausparkasse (Deutsche Bank Group) for building savings products and with DKV for daily sickness allowance coverage — extend the offering into adjacent financial-services territory.

Revenue is generated almost entirely through recurring insurance premiums across subscription-style contracts with monthly, annual, and multi-year billing cadences. Pricing is tiered (Basis/Top protection levels) with modular add-ons, e.g., Hausrat from €4.50/month, private Haftpflicht from €4.18/month. Capital reallocation is active, evidenced by the AUD 400M+ legacy portfolio transfer to RiverStone International and the build-up of approximately $48M of surety advances to Southland Holdings. The company is currently engaged in US litigation matters, including a cargo-damage suit filed by Zurich American against Reinsfelder, Inc. and a Commercial General Liability coverage dispute brought by Mycon General Contractors in the Northern District of Texas.

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Zurich Insurance Company, part of the publicly traded Zurich Insurance Group (SIX:ZURN), is a multi-line insurer offering property, liability, legal, health, vehicle, and pension products to private individuals and businesses in Germany and internationally, distributed via agency network, digital portal, and direct online channels.

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Operating
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1,001–5,000
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HeadquartersCologne, Germany
HQ citystring
Cologne
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Germany
HQ regionstring
Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices2 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
property and casualty insurance, liability insurance products, legal protection insurance, life and pension insurance, vehicle and travel insurance
Industry3 codes
1Full-Coverage Personal Auto Insurance
CodeFSAJAAAFPrimaryYes
2Commercial Auto & Fleet Insurance
CodeFSAJAMABPrimaryNo
3Baggage & Personal Effects Insurance
CodeFSAJAJAEPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers524126
  • Direct Life, Health, and Medical Insurance Carriers52411
SIC code1 code
  • Fire, Marine & Casualty Insurance6331
Product category
Multi-line insurance (property, casualty, liability, life, health, and pension)
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model1 record
1Insurance Premiums
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Zurich Insurance Company generates revenue primarily through insurance premiums collected from policyholders. The company offers a wide range of insurance products including property (Hausrat, Wohngebäude, Photovoltaik), liability (Privathaftpflicht, Tierhalterhaftpflicht), legal protection, health, accident, vehicle, and life/pension insurance. Premiums are collected on subscription/recurring basis with various billing cadences including monthly, annual, and multi-year contract options.

zurich.de
Marketing channels5 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels3 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components5 values
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others
Pricing details6 tiers
1Hausratversicherung Basis-Schutz starting at €4.50/month for 40sqm apartment in Fellbach (70734)
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Basis-Schutz: €4.50/month starting price; Top-Schutz: €7.36/month starting price. Prices vary by apartment size, location (PLZ), and add-ons such as elementargefahren (natural disaster coverage), glass insurance, bicycle theft protection, and home assistance.

zurich.de
2Private Haftpflichtversicherung Basis from €4.18/month, Top from €6.35/month
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Basis-Tarif: €4.18/month for single coverage; Top-Tarif: €6.35/month. Coverage limits: 5 Mio EUR (Basis) vs 50 Mio EUR (Top). Deductible options available. Annual payment discounts may apply.

zurich.de
3Tierhalterhaftpflicht (Pet Liability) Basis from €5.99/month, Top from €7.07/month
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Basis-Schutz: €5.99/month starting; Top-Schutz: €7.07/month. Covers dogs, horses, and ponys. Price varies by animal type, breed (list dogs may cost more), coverage limits, and selected add-ons.

zurich.de
4Photovoltaikversicherung (Solar Insurance) SolarPlus+ from €7.14/month
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Starting price €7.14/month for PV systems with 20,000 EUR sum insured, 80 kWp capacity, built 2025. Coverage includes damage to panels, inverters, storage batteries, theft, natural disasters, and loss of earnings. Self-deductibles vary: 0 EUR, 150 EUR, or 250 EUR for PV; 100 EUR or 150 EUR for solar thermal.

zurich.de
5Private Rechtsschutzversicherung (Legal Protection) pricing varies
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Unlimited coverage sum per insurance case. Includes worldwide internet contract legal protection. Free legal advice hotline included.

zurich.de
6Tierhalterhaftpflicht (Pet Owner Liability) coverage up to 50 Mio EUR
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMonthly
Notes

Dog and horse liability insurance. Covers damages caused by insured animals. Price varies by animal type and breed classification. Mandatory in some German states for dogs.

zurich.de
GTM typeB2B and B2C
B2B and B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Core offering1 text field

Zurich Insurance Company offers a multi-line portfolio of personal and commercial insurance products, including household contents (Hausratversicherung), residential building (Wohngebäudeversicherung), photovoltaic (SolarPlus+), construction (Bauleistungsversicherung), private and family liability (Privathaftpflicht, Familienhaftpflicht), pet liability (Tierhalterhaftpflicht), legal protection (Rechtsschutzversicherung), drones (Drohnenversicherung), vehicle, travel, health, long-term care, accident, life, and pension insurance. Products are sold via digital self-service, direct online purchase, and an in-person agency network spanning 25+ German cities. Coverage levels are structured around Base (Basis) and Top (Top) protection tiers with optional add-on modules.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Product overview1 text field

Zurich Insurance Company (Zurich Gruppe Deutschland) operates as a multi-line insurance provider offering a comprehensive portfolio of personal and commercial insurance products through its digital platform and agency network. The core offering consists of property and casualty insurance (Hausratversicherung, Wohngebäudeversicherung, Photovoltaikversicherung/SolarPlus+, Bauleistungsversicherung), liability insurance (Private Haftpflichtversicherung, Familienhaftpflichtversicherung, Tierhalterhaftpflicht, specialized liability products), and legal protection insurance (Rechtsschutzversicherung). The product architecture follows a modular approach with base and top protection tiers across most products, supplemented by add-on modules (Elementarversicherung, Glasversicherung, Homeassistance) and financial services (Bausparvertrag via BHW partnership). Customer engagement is facilitated through the Meine Zurich digital portal and the Zurich Podcast platform.

Product and service11 records
1Hausratversicherung (Household Contents Insurance)
CategoryProperty and casualty insurance — household contents
Description

Protects personal belongings (furniture, electronics, clothing, jewelry, bicycles) against fire, water damage, storm, theft, and vandalism. Available in Basis and Top protection tiers; Top offers unlimited insurance sum. Pricing starts at €4.50/month (Basis) and €7.36/month (Top), varying by apartment size, location, and add-ons.

2Wohngebäudeversicherung (Residential Building Insurance)
CategoryProperty and casualty insurance — residential building
Description

Protects house owners against financial losses from damage to buildings caused by fire, lightning, water, storm, and hail, with optional elemental damage coverage. Targeted at residential property owners in Germany.

3SolarPlus+ Photovoltaikversicherung (Photovoltaic Insurance)
CategoryProperty insurance — photovoltaic systems
Description

Protects photovoltaic and solar thermal systems against lightning, weather events, technical defects, theft, and operational losses including loss of feed-in tariff income. Starting price €7.14/month for PV systems with €20,000 sum insured. Covers panels, inverters, storage batteries, and operational interruption.

4Bauleistungsversicherung (Construction Performance Insurance)
CategoryProperty insurance — construction
Description

Specialized insurance for new construction, conversion, or extension of single to three-family homes up to 350 sqm, covering unexpected damage during the construction phase.

5Private Haftpflichtversicherung (Private Liability Insurance)
CategoryLiability insurance — private
Description

Protects against financial consequences of causing damage to others including persons, property, and financial losses, with worldwide coverage up to 5 million EUR (Basis) or 50 million EUR (Top). Pricing from €4.18/month (Basis) and €6.35/month (Top).

6Familienhaftpflichtversicherung (Family Liability Insurance)
CategoryLiability insurance — family
Description

Family variant of private liability insurance that covers partners, children, and family members against damages caused to third parties. Targeted at German households seeking combined coverage under one policy.

7Tierhalterhaftpflicht (Pet Owner Liability Insurance)
CategoryLiability insurance — pet owners
Description

Covers legal liability for damages caused by dogs and riding animals (horses, ponies), including veterinary costs, third-party damages, and legal defense costs. Pricing from €5.99/month (Basis) and €7.07/month (Top). Price varies by animal, breed, and selected add-ons; mandatory in some German states for dogs.

8Private Rechtsschutzversicherung (Private Legal Protection Insurance)
CategoryLegal protection insurance
Description

Provides legal protection for individuals including contract disputes, traffic legal protection, and a legal counseling hotline with unlimited coverage per case.

9Drohnenversicherung (Drone Insurance)
CategoryAviation liability insurance
Description

Covers damages from operating drones and multicopters up to 25kg for private users with customizable coverage limits.

10Bausparvertrag (Building Savings Contract)
CategoryBuilding savings / property financing
Description

Building savings products offered in partnership with BHW Bausparkasse AG, including WohnBausparen, WohnBausparen Plus, FörderBausparen Flex, and Modernisierungsdarlehen for property financing, construction, and modernization. Distributed to individuals seeking property financing solutions alongside home insurance.

11Absicherung der Finanzierung (Finance Protection)
CategoryLife, accident, and income protection insurance
Description

Financial protection products including death benefit (life insurance), accident coverage (disability insurance), and income protection (daily sickness allowance via DKV partnership) to secure mortgage financing for property buyers.

Scale indicator4 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-17
Description

Zurich Australian Insurance and Zurich Insurance Company entered into a legacy portfolio transaction with RiverStone International for the transfer of Australian legacy professional indemnity, general liability, and workers' compensation portfolios. Total net nominal reserves exceed AUD 400 million. This partnership marks RiverStone's expansion into the Australian market and represents a legacy book transfer for Zurich.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-03-17
Description

Referenced in context of a cargo damage lawsuit where Zurich American Insurance Company is pursuing Reinsfelder, Inc. for damages. The cargo (Power Circuit Breaker) was being transported from Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania to Tempe, Arizona under a 2023 contract with Hitachi Energy USA, Inc.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Zurich Insurance Company partners with BHW Bausparkasse AG to offer bausparvertrag (building savings contract) products. BHW is part of Deutsche Bank AG with 120 years of experience and over 3 million customers. The partnership enables Zurich to offer comprehensive home financing and savings products including BHW WohnBausparen, BHW WohnBausparen Plus, BHW FörderBausparen Flex, and BHW Modernisierungsdarlehen. These products complement Zurich's home insurance offerings by addressing financing needs for property purchase, construction, and modernization.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Zurich partners with DKV for Krankentagegeldversicherung (daily sickness allowance insurance) as part of its financing protection product lineup. DKV provides private health insurance products that complement Zurich's coverage offerings for income protection in case of illness beyond the 6th week of sickness.

Recent move6 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight7 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

HDI is the retail insurance brand of Talanx and one of Germany's leading multi-line insurers offering Kfz, Hausrat, Haftpflicht, Wohngebäude, Rechtsschutz, and life insurance products — overlapping product mix and distribution model (agency + digital) with Zurich.

TypeDirect peer
Description

VHV is a German mutual insurer specializing in liability, motor, property, and construction insurance for both private and commercial customers — overlapping offering with Zurich in commercial liability (Bauherrenhaftpflicht, builder's risk) and Kfz segments.

TypeEmerging player
Description

ADAC Versicherung is the insurance arm of Germany's largest automobile club offering Kfz, Reise, Unfall, and Haftpflicht products targeting member customers — emerging player with strong brand affinity in motor and travel lines that intersects with Zurich's vehicle and travel insurance categories.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AXA Deutschland is part of the global AXA Group and offers motor, property, liability, health, and life insurance in Germany through similar multi-channel distribution. Direct competitor in the German personal and commercial insurance market with comparable product portfolio.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Allianz is the largest multi-line insurer in Germany offering the same core product categories as Zurich — property (Hausrat/Wohngebäude), liability (Haftpflicht), motor (Kfz), legal protection, life and health insurance — through an overlapping agency and direct distribution network. Direct head-to-head competitor across both Privatkunden and Geschäftskunden segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Gothaer is a German mutual insurer offering property, liability, legal protection, motor, accident, and life insurance products to private and business customers — comparable product mix and agency-led distribution model targeting the same Privatkunden and Geschäftskunden segments as Zurich.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Generali Deutschland is part of the Generali Group and provides property, casualty, life, and health insurance in Germany through a multi-channel distribution model. Directly comparable multi-line offering with focus on the German private and small-commercial customer segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

ERGO is the primary insurance arm of Munich Re in Germany offering property, casualty, life, health, and legal protection insurance to both private and business customers. Direct competitor to Zurich's Geschäftskunden segment and Privatkunden offerings across identical product categories.

TypeDirect peer
Description

HUK-Coburg is a major mutual insurer and one of the largest German personal-lines providers, with strong offerings in Kfz-Versicherung, Hausratversicherung, Haftpflichtversicherung, and Rechtsschutz — direct product overlap with Zurich across the personal-lines portfolio and similar geographic focus on Germany.

TypeDirect peer
Description

R+V Versicherung is a German cooperative insurer offering property, liability, motor, legal protection, life, and health insurance products — direct portfolio overlap with Zurich's Privatkunden offerings, with strong regional presence and similar multi-channel distribution.

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Weaknesses4 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment2 records

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Ideal customer profile2 records

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Profiles1 record

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Subsidiaries3 records

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Zurich Insurance Company

Multi-line insurance (property, casualty, liability, life, health, and pension)zurich.de

Zurich Insurance Company, part of the publicly traded Zurich Insurance Group (SIX:ZURN), is a multi-line insurer offering property, liability, legal, health, vehicle, and pension products to private individuals and businesses in Germany and internationally, distributed via agency network, digital portal, and direct online channels.

What Zurich Insurance Company does

Zurich Insurance Company is a Swiss-domiciled insurance entity operating as a core component of the publicly traded Zurich Insurance Group (SIX Swiss Exchange: ZURN). The company delivers a full multi-line insurance portfolio spanning property (Hausrat, Wohngebäude, Photovoltaik, Bauleistung), liability (private, family, pet, builder, property owner, drone), legal protection, health, accident, vehicle, and pension/life products for both private individuals (Privatkunden) and business customers (Geschäftskunden). Distribution is multi-channel: a physical agency network of insurance advisors across 25+ German cities, the Meine Zurich self-service portal for policy and claims administration, and direct online sales via tariff calculators and instant quote tools on the company's German website (zurich.de).

Internationally, the company operates through wholly-owned subsidiaries including Zurich American Insurance Company (US P&C) and Zurich Australian Insurance, plus a 70% stake in Kotak General Insurance (India, acquired from Kotak Mahindra Bank), giving it a geographic footprint across Switzerland, Germany, the United States, Australia, and India. Recent product activity has concentrated on emerging-risk niches such as residential photovoltaic systems (SolarPlus+) and consumer drones, while ecosystem partnerships — notably with BHW Bausparkasse (Deutsche Bank Group) for building savings products and with DKV for daily sickness allowance coverage — extend the offering into adjacent financial-services territory.

Revenue is generated almost entirely through recurring insurance premiums across subscription-style contracts with monthly, annual, and multi-year billing cadences. Pricing is tiered (Basis/Top protection levels) with modular add-ons, e.g., Hausrat from €4.50/month, private Haftpflicht from €4.18/month. Capital reallocation is active, evidenced by the AUD 400M+ legacy portfolio transfer to RiverStone International and the build-up of approximately $48M of surety advances to Southland Holdings. The company is currently engaged in US litigation matters, including a cargo-damage suit filed by Zurich American against Reinsfelder, Inc. and a Commercial General Liability coverage dispute brought by Mycon General Contractors in the Northern District of Texas.

Zurich Insurance Company firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Zurich Insurance Company
Legal name
Zurich Insurance Company
Website
https://zurich.de
Company type
Public
Founded year
1872
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Zurich Insurance Company, part of the publicly traded Zurich Insurance Group (SIX:ZURN), is a multi-line insurer offering property, liability, legal, health, vehicle, and pension products to private individuals and businesses in Germany and internationally, distributed via agency network, digital portal, and direct online channels.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Zurich Insurance Company industry classification

Industry
Product category
Multi-line insurance (property, casualty, liability, life, health, and pension)
NAICS
Direct Property and Casualty Insurance Carriers (524126), Direct Life, Health, and Medical Insurance Carriers (52411)
SIC
Fire, Marine & Casualty Insurance (6331)
akta.pro primary industry
Full-Coverage Personal Auto Insurance (FSAJAAAF)
akta.pro secondary industries
Commercial Auto & Fleet Insurance (FSAJAMAB), Baggage & Personal Effects Insurance (FSAJAJAE)

Keywords

  • Property and casualty insurance
  • Liability insurance products
  • Legal protection insurance
  • Life and pension insurance
  • Vehicle and travel insurance

Where Zurich Insurance Company is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Cologne
HQ country
Germany
HQ region
Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

Zurich Insurance Company business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Insurance Premiums: Zurich Insurance Company generates revenue primarily through insurance premiums collected from policyholders. The company offers a wide range of insurance products including property (Hausrat, Wohngebäude, Photovoltaik), liability (Privathaftpflicht, Tierhalterhaftpflicht), legal protection, health, accident, vehicle, and life/pension insurance. Premiums are collected on subscription/recurring basis with various billing cadences including monthly, annual, and multi-year contract options.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionMonthlyHausratversicherung Basis-Schutz starting at €4.50/month for 40sqm apartment in Fellbach (70734)
SubscriptionMonthlyPrivate Haftpflichtversicherung Basis from €4.18/month, Top from €6.35/month
SubscriptionMonthlyTierhalterhaftpflicht (Pet Liability) Basis from €5.99/month, Top from €7.07/month
SubscriptionMonthlyPhotovoltaikversicherung (Solar Insurance) SolarPlus+ from €7.14/month
SubscriptionMonthlyPrivate Rechtsschutzversicherung (Legal Protection) pricing varies
SubscriptionMonthlyTierhalterhaftpflicht (Pet Owner Liability) coverage up to 50 Mio EUR

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Zurich Insurance Company product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Zurich Insurance Company offers a multi-line portfolio of personal and commercial insurance products, including household contents (Hausratversicherung), residential building (Wohngebäudeversicherung), photovoltaic (SolarPlus+), construction (Bauleistungsversicherung), private and family liability (Privathaftpflicht, Familienhaftpflicht), pet liability (Tierhalterhaftpflicht), legal protection (Rechtsschutzversicherung), drones (Drohnenversicherung), vehicle, travel, health, long-term care, accident, life, and pension insurance. Products are sold via digital self-service, direct online purchase, and an in-person agency network spanning 25+ German cities. Coverage levels are structured around Base (Basis) and Top (Top) protection tiers with optional add-on modules.

Product overview

Zurich Insurance Company (Zurich Gruppe Deutschland) operates as a multi-line insurance provider offering a comprehensive portfolio of personal and commercial insurance products through its digital platform and agency network. The core offering consists of property and casualty insurance (Hausratversicherung, Wohngebäudeversicherung, Photovoltaikversicherung/SolarPlus+, Bauleistungsversicherung), liability insurance (Private Haftpflichtversicherung, Familienhaftpflichtversicherung, Tierhalterhaftpflicht, specialized liability products), and legal protection insurance (Rechtsschutzversicherung). The product architecture follows a modular approach with base and top protection tiers across most products, supplemented by add-on modules (Elementarversicherung, Glasversicherung, Homeassistance) and financial services (Bausparvertrag via BHW partnership). Customer engagement is facilitated through the Meine Zurich digital portal and the Zurich Podcast platform.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Hausratversicherung (Household Contents Insurance) Protects personal belongings (furniture, electronics, clothing, jewelry, bicycles) against fire, water damage, storm, theft, and vandalism. Available in Basis and Top protection tiers; Top offers unlimited insurance sum. Pricing starts at €4.50/month (Basis) and €7.36/month (Top), varying by apartment size, location, and add-ons.
  • Wohngebäudeversicherung (Residential Building Insurance) Protects house owners against financial losses from damage to buildings caused by fire, lightning, water, storm, and hail, with optional elemental damage coverage. Targeted at residential property owners in Germany.
  • SolarPlus+ Photovoltaikversicherung (Photovoltaic Insurance) Protects photovoltaic and solar thermal systems against lightning, weather events, technical defects, theft, and operational losses including loss of feed-in tariff income. Starting price €7.14/month for PV systems with €20,000 sum insured. Covers panels, inverters, storage batteries, and operational interruption.
  • Bauleistungsversicherung (Construction Performance Insurance) Specialized insurance for new construction, conversion, or extension of single to three-family homes up to 350 sqm, covering unexpected damage during the construction phase.
  • Private Haftpflichtversicherung (Private Liability Insurance) Protects against financial consequences of causing damage to others including persons, property, and financial losses, with worldwide coverage up to 5 million EUR (Basis) or 50 million EUR (Top). Pricing from €4.18/month (Basis) and €6.35/month (Top).
  • Familienhaftpflichtversicherung (Family Liability Insurance) Family variant of private liability insurance that covers partners, children, and family members against damages caused to third parties. Targeted at German households seeking combined coverage under one policy.
  • Tierhalterhaftpflicht (Pet Owner Liability Insurance) Covers legal liability for damages caused by dogs and riding animals (horses, ponies), including veterinary costs, third-party damages, and legal defense costs. Pricing from €5.99/month (Basis) and €7.07/month (Top). Price varies by animal, breed, and selected add-ons; mandatory in some German states for dogs.
  • Private Rechtsschutzversicherung (Private Legal Protection Insurance) Provides legal protection for individuals including contract disputes, traffic legal protection, and a legal counseling hotline with unlimited coverage per case.
  • Drohnenversicherung (Drone Insurance) Covers damages from operating drones and multicopters up to 25kg for private users with customizable coverage limits.
  • Bausparvertrag (Building Savings Contract) Building savings products offered in partnership with BHW Bausparkasse AG, including WohnBausparen, WohnBausparen Plus, FörderBausparen Flex, and Modernisierungsdarlehen for property financing, construction, and modernization. Distributed to individuals seeking property financing solutions alongside home insurance.
  • Absicherung der Finanzierung (Finance Protection) Financial protection products including death benefit (life insurance), accident coverage (disability insurance), and income protection (daily sickness allowance via DKV partnership) to secure mortgage financing for property buyers.

Companies that use Zurich Insurance Company

Customer profile

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Zurich Insurance Company technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API
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API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Zurich Insurance Company partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • RiverStone International Australia PTY LTDminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 17 March 2026Zurich Australian Insurance and Zurich Insurance Company entered into a legacy portfolio transaction with RiverStone International for the transfer of Australian legacy professional indemnity, general liability, and workers' compensation portfolios. Total net nominal reserves exceed AUD 400 million. This partnership marks RiverStone's expansion into the Australian market and represents a legacy book transfer for Zurich.
  • Hitachi Energy USA, Inc.minorOthers · 17 March 2026Referenced in context of a cargo damage lawsuit where Zurich American Insurance Company is pursuing Reinsfelder, Inc. for damages. The cargo (Power Circuit Breaker) was being transported from Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania to Tempe, Arizona under a 2023 contract with Hitachi Energy USA, Inc.
  • BHW Bausparkasse AG (Part of Deutsche Bank AG)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerZurich Insurance Company partners with BHW Bausparkasse AG to offer bausparvertrag (building savings contract) products. BHW is part of Deutsche Bank AG with 120 years of experience and over 3 million customers. The partnership enables Zurich to offer comprehensive home financing and savings products including BHW WohnBausparen, BHW WohnBausparen Plus, BHW FörderBausparen Flex, and BHW Modernisierungsdarlehen. These products complement Zurich's home insurance offerings by addressing financing needs for property purchase, construction, and modernization.
  • DKV (Deutsche Krankenversicherung)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerZurich partners with DKV for Krankentagegeldversicherung (daily sickness allowance insurance) as part of its financing protection product lineup. DKV provides private health insurance products that complement Zurich's coverage offerings for income protection in case of illness beyond the 6th week of sickness.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Zurich Insurance Company competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • HDI Versicherung (Talanx AG): HDI is the retail insurance brand of Talanx and one of Germany's leading multi-line insurers offering Kfz, Hausrat, Haftpflicht, Wohngebäude, Rechtsschutz, and life insurance products — overlapping product mix and distribution model (agency + digital) with Zurich.
  • VHV Versicherungen: VHV is a German mutual insurer specializing in liability, motor, property, and construction insurance for both private and commercial customers — overlapping offering with Zurich in commercial liability (Bauherrenhaftpflicht, builder's risk) and Kfz segments.
  • AXA Konzern AG: AXA Deutschland is part of the global AXA Group and offers motor, property, liability, health, and life insurance in Germany through similar multi-channel distribution. Direct competitor in the German personal and commercial insurance market with comparable product portfolio.
  • Allianz Versicherung (Allianz SE): Allianz is the largest multi-line insurer in Germany offering the same core product categories as Zurich — property (Hausrat/Wohngebäude), liability (Haftpflicht), motor (Kfz), legal protection, life and health insurance — through an overlapping agency and direct distribution network. Direct head-to-head competitor across both Privatkunden and Geschäftskunden segments.
  • Gothaer Versicherung: Gothaer is a German mutual insurer offering property, liability, legal protection, motor, accident, and life insurance products to private and business customers — comparable product mix and agency-led distribution model targeting the same Privatkunden and Geschäftskunden segments as Zurich.
  • Generali Deutschland: Generali Deutschland is part of the Generali Group and provides property, casualty, life, and health insurance in Germany through a multi-channel distribution model. Directly comparable multi-line offering with focus on the German private and small-commercial customer segments.
  • ERGO Group (Munich Re): ERGO is the primary insurance arm of Munich Re in Germany offering property, casualty, life, health, and legal protection insurance to both private and business customers. Direct competitor to Zurich's Geschäftskunden segment and Privatkunden offerings across identical product categories.
  • HUK-Coburg: HUK-Coburg is a major mutual insurer and one of the largest German personal-lines providers, with strong offerings in Kfz-Versicherung, Hausratversicherung, Haftpflichtversicherung, and Rechtsschutz — direct product overlap with Zurich across the personal-lines portfolio and similar geographic focus on Germany.
  • R+V Versicherung: R+V Versicherung is a German cooperative insurer offering property, liability, motor, legal protection, life, and health insurance products — direct portfolio overlap with Zurich's Privatkunden offerings, with strong regional presence and similar multi-channel distribution.

Emerging players

  • ADAC Versicherung: ADAC Versicherung is the insurance arm of Germany's largest automobile club offering Kfz, Reise, Unfall, and Haftpflicht products targeting member customers — emerging player with strong brand affinity in motor and travel lines that intersects with Zurich's vehicle and travel insurance categories.

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Frequently asked questions about Zurich Insurance Company

What does Zurich Insurance Company do?

Zurich Insurance Company offers a multi-line portfolio of personal and commercial insurance products, including household contents (Hausratversicherung), residential building (Wohngebäudeversicherung), photovoltaic (SolarPlus+), construction (Bauleistungsversicherung), private and family liability (Privathaftpflicht, Familienhaftpflicht), pet liability (Tierhalterhaftpflicht), legal protection (Rechtsschutzversicherung), drones (Drohnenversicherung), vehicle, travel, health, long-term care, accident, life, and pension insurance. Products are sold via digital self-service, direct online purchase, and an in-person agency network spanning 25+ German cities. Coverage levels are structured around Base (Basis) and Top (Top) protection tiers with optional add-on modules.

Is Zurich Insurance Company a public or private company?

Zurich Insurance Company is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was Zurich Insurance Company founded?

Zurich Insurance Company was founded in 1872. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Zurich Insurance Company based?

Zurich Insurance Company is headquartered in Cologne, Germany, in the Europe region.

How does Zurich Insurance Company make money?

One revenue line is on record: insurance Premiums.

Who are Zurich Insurance Company's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are HDI Versicherung (Talanx AG), VHV Versicherungen, AXA Konzern AG, Allianz Versicherung (Allianz SE), Gothaer Versicherung, Generali Deutschland, ERGO Group (Munich Re), HUK-Coburg and R+V Versicherung. ADAC Versicherung is listed as an emerging player.

Does Zurich Insurance Company have an API?

No public API is recorded for Zurich Insurance Company.

What industry is Zurich Insurance Company in?

Zurich Insurance Company's product category is Multi-line insurance (property, casualty, liability, life, health, and pension). Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAJAAAF, Full-Coverage Personal Auto Insurance, with a secondary code of FSAJAMAB, Commercial Auto & Fleet Insurance. Its NAICS code is 524126 and its SIC code is 6331.

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