About Gjensidige

Gjensidige started its activity in Norway some 200 years ago by establishing an insurance network against fire. Currently, the company Goup operates in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, and the Baltic states. Gjensidige provides to its clients life and non-life insurance, as well as banking, pension accumulation, and other services. In Norway, Gjensidige holds one-third of the entire non-life insurance market.

Gjensidige’s logo – a night watchman – has over time become a symbol not only of Gjensidige, but a generic symbol of security in the Nordic countries. The night watchman logo is the most identifiable symbol in Norway.

In the Baltic countries we offer a full range of non-life insurance services: compulsory insurance, Casco, travel, personal, property, purchase, etc. We have been present in the Baltic states for ten years already. In 2015, Gjensidige strengthened its position by acquiring PZU Lietuva, one of the leaders in the Lithuanian non-life insurance market. Having joined forces, we now hold second place in the Lithuanian insurance market. The basis for the daily activities of our Group is our professional care for our customers. Thus, we seek to provide you top-level servicing. We not only provide a broad spectrum of insurance services, but we also expediently reply to all inquiries and reports on insurance events. We make every effort to ensure that you feel safe with us. We seek to become the most customer-oriented insurance company in the Baltic states.