Group Annual Report Group Annual Report 2018

Today

Group Annual Report 2018

Vienna Insurance Group manages and supports its around 50 Group companies in Austria and Central and Eastern Europe so that they can offer their customers comprehensive, individual and tailored insurance protection.

No. 1 In Austria and the CEE region General Manager Elisabeth Stadler
about the Annual Report 2018. To the Letter from the Chairwoman of the Managing Board
25,000 Employees in 25 countries Profile of the group
€ 50m digitalisation initiatives
per year. Interview with the Managing Board
4 management principles and 3
strategic priorities in
Agenda 2020 work programme. To the strategic work programme
500,000 successfully handled assistance cases To the Agenda 2020
30 to 50% of Group net profit
will be distributed by VIG to its shareholders To the Key figures at a glance

Tomorrow

Sustainability Report 2018

By definition, acting sustainably means acting for the future. It sets the steps today that will make an impact only tomorrow. These steps should be carefully planned, as they affect a large number of target and stakeholder groups.

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The future

Future scenario for 2028

Radical changes lie ahead in the insurance industry, which makes it essential to look at trends. Our future scenario for 2028 provides information on potential developments that VIG is already preparing for.

To The Future poster

Digitalisation

Future trend

After global warming, the digital transformation is the trend with the greatest effect on society and the economy.

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Climate change

Future trend

Two things are no longer in doubt. People bear a large part of the responsibility for climate change.

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Connectivity

Future trend

Sent to the doctor before becoming really ill? Warned about pipe breakage by the insurance company before major losses occur?

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Mobility

Future trend

The future of European mobility can be summarised as 30/30.

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Individualisation

Future trend

The desire for greater autonomy and self-determination is so commonplace in Western societies today that the trend to individualisation is hardly noticed any more.

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