7.4.4Non-life ratios

The combined ratio including the claims, commission and expense ratios is an alternative performance measure and is not a measure of financial performance under IFRS. Because it is not determined in accordance with IFRS, these ratios as presented by a.s.r. may not be comparable to other similarly titled measures of performance of other companies.

Non-life combined ratio
20242023
Claims ratio74.56%77.0%
Commission ratio12.7%12.3%
Expense ratio6.5%6.1%
Combined ratio93.8%95.4%
Non-life combined ratio per business line
20242023
Property & Casualty (P&C)90.7%93.6%
Disability93.0%93.5%
P&C and Disability91.9%93.5%
Health99.1%98.9%

The claims, commission and expense ratios can be calculated based on the following information:


Claims, commission and expenses
20242023
Insurance contract revenue5,6145,379
Allocation of reinsurance premiums paid-129-122
Adjustment to the insurance contract revenue170
Net insurance contract revenue5,5025,257
Insurance claims and benefits-4,198-4,267
Amounts recoverable from reinsurers97110
Adjustment to the insurance claims and benefits-2106
Adjusted net insurance claims and benefits-4,102-4,050
Insurance service operating expenses-1,061-966
Of which: Incurred commission expenses-701-646
Insurance service operating expenses excluding incurred commission expenses-360-320

The Non-life combined ratio indicates the insurance related profitability of a non-life insurance contract. To measure the Non-life combined ratio, the insurance service expenses are divided by the insurance contract revenue, considering the operating result definition of those items (see section 7.4.3 and section 7.10).

In 2024, the adjustment to the net insurance contract revenue (17 million) relates to the impact on the CSM of hedging for pre-recognition interest rate movements. The adjustments to the insurance claims and benefits (-2 million) consist of 8 million impact of changes of inflation on the Liability for Incurred Claims, -11 million related to changes to future services on onerous contracts and 1 million impact on the loss component of hedging for pre-recognition interest rate movements.

In 2023, adjustments to the insurance claims and benefits (106 million) consist of 87 million impact of changes of inflation on the Liability for Incurred Claims and 19 million related to changes to future services on onerous contracts.