The Brazilian Insurance Confederation (CNseg) is the leading institutional representative of Brazil’s insurance industry, encompassing general insurance, private pensions, capitalization bonds, and supplementary health insurance.

With approximately 160 insurance companies, the sector plays a strategic role in the national economy, accounting for around 6% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and holding US$ 538.3 billion in financial assets (June 2026). As a major institutional investor, it finances approximately 25.6% of Brazil’s public debt.

In 2025, the insurance market paid US$ 98.5 billion in claims, benefits, redemptions, and other obligations, helping protect families, ensure business continuity, and support economic stability by mitigating the financial impacts of adverse events.

CNseg plays an active role in advancing sustainability, climate resilience, and risk management. Its priorities include expanding insurance coverage against extreme weather events, strengthening agricultural insurance, supporting resilient infrastructure investments, and promoting innovative risk-transfer and financing solutions.

Through national and international partnerships, CNseg seeks to establish insurance as an essential instrument for sustainable development, investment mobilization, and greater resilience for individuals, businesses, and communities, while strengthening dialogue among governments, the private sector, and multilateral organizations.