Asscompact Awards 2025 Winners | Full List

October 10, 2025 – The first places this year go to five companies: Dialog wins both in risk life and occupational disability, Generali in both household/home and service, Helvetia in unit-linked, Merkur in health insurance, Uniqa in accident insurance. Continentale, Donau, Merkur Leben and Wiener Städtische took second and/or third places.

The top 3 in the seven categories of the Asscompact Awards 2025 (Image: Lampert). Click image to enlarge.

The “Asscompact Awards” were presented for the 19th time on Thursday at the “Trend Day” in Vösendorf. The basis for this was a survey in which 2,358 independent agents took part, of which more than 80 percent were insurance brokers, as editor Franz Waghubinger said.

The majority of participants were male (78.6 percent), the average age was 50.7 years, and the industry experience was 30.1 years. Waghubinger gave an insight into the survey statistics before inviting the winners onto the stage together with co-moderator Wolfgang Kaiser.

This year, respondents were able to rate the insurers in seven categories – the same as last two years ago – based on individual criteria, such as transparency of acceptance policy, scope of coverage, price-performance ratio, flexibility of products and tariffs, quality of calculation and consulting software, quality of policy and quality of claims settlement.

Fund-linked: sixth first place in a row for Helvetia

Victory in the unit-linked category goes to Helvetia Versicherungen AG for the sixth time in a row. Merkur Lebensversicherung AG defends the second place it regained last time.

Uniqa Österreich Versicherungen AG was ranked in the second half of the top ten two years ago, this time it made it onto the podium and pushed Wiener Städtische Versicherung AG out of third place.

Term life insurance: Dialog remains first

Term life insurance presents itself as a division with continuity: here, too, there is a serial winner at the top, in this case Dialog Lebensversicherungs-AG.

The second and third places are occupied by the same companies as two years ago: Helvetia in second place, Merkur Leben in third place.

Accident insurance: Uniqa holds first place

The ranking from 2023 is also repeated in accident insurance: Uniqa holds first place, which it took over from Generali Versicherung AG in 2023. Generali, in turn, holds second place ahead of Wiener Städtische, which placed third for the third time in a row.

Dialog continues to lead in the BU ranking

First place in occupational disability insurance goes to Dialog for the second time after 2023. Second place remains in the same hands, namely those of the Continentale insurance association.

In 2023, HDI Lebensversicherung took third place. The branch in Vienna has now closed and new business in Austria has ceased. New third is Mercury Life.

Health insurance: Merkur first again

In health insurance: everything is as usual, the top three are the same as in 2023. That means: Merkur Versicherung AG leads the table, again ahead of Uniqa, which is again ahead of Generali.

Household/Home: Generali’s winning streak continues

Generali continues its winning streak in household and home insurance. Immediately behind the lion are the same two insurers as in 2023, but with swapped places: Donau Versicherung AG is working its way up to second place, and Helvetia is third.

“Best service for agents”: Generali wins again

Generali recorded its next series victory – it is the ninth in a row – in the “Best Service for Agents” category, which is presented annually for evaluation. Uniqa wins second place and Helvetia takes third place.

“Medal table”

As usual, we have also created an “unofficial medal table” for this year’s results. A total of nine companies shared the 21 top three positions.

According to the “Olympic method” – which not only takes into account the number of “medals”, but also whether they are gold, silver or bronze – the Generali is again the “overall winner” with two gold winners and a second and third place each, ahead of the Dialogue with – again – two “golden”.

Third is Uniqa with one “Gold”, two “Silver” and one “Bronze”. This is followed by Helvetia with one gold and one silver and two bronze medals. Places 5 and 6 go to Merkur and its daughter Merkur Leben respectively – if the two “Merkurs” are considered a team, they are in fourth place ex aequo with Helvetia.

And what about winning a medal, regardless of the type of precious metal? Most, namely four each, go to Generali, Helvetia and Uniqa, Merkur Leben gets three, Dialog two, Conti, Donau, Merkur and Städtische one each. If you were to add up the “Merkurs” here too, they would be one of four companies in first place.