The company aims to continue the digitalisation of the Cardif Lux Vie platform to gain market share. Pictured is Alexandre Draznieks, CEO of Cardif Lux Vie. Photo: Cardif Lux Vie

The company aims to continue the digitalisation of the Cardif Lux Vie platform to gain market share. Pictured is Alexandre Draznieks, CEO of Cardif Lux Vie. Photo: Cardif Lux Vie

Cardif Lux Vie, a subsidiary of BGL BNP Paribas, reported on Friday 14 April that its net turnover for 2022 was €2.7bn, a 20.7% decline from the previous year’s figure of €3.4bn. In 2019, the turnover was €2.1bn and in 2018 was €2.8bn.

After a record year in 2021, the Luxembourg life insurance company Cardif Lux Vie posted a decline of over one-fifth of its revenue in 2022, of which 67% was in unit-linked products. Net income after taxes also dropped by 5.8% to €47.1m. Assets under management was also down by 8.3% to €29.3bn, compared to €31.9bn in 2021, but still higher than €28bn in 2020 and €27.9bn in 2019.

The company stated in a press release that the decline was “a result of adverse developments in financial markets.”

€100.5m in the local market

Business in the Luxembourg residents and greater Luxembourg region retail clients market totalled €100.5m. Inflows from investment savings rose by 34%, with retirement savings totalling €12m and planned savings remaining stable. For Cardif Lux Vie, one of the highlights for the year was to gain the Luxflag ESG Insurance Product certification for its OptiPension+ and MyPension+ policies.

Reflecting on future developments, , CEO of Cardif Lux Vie, commented: “We are now going to step up our transformation by prioritising the industrialisation of our businesses.”

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