Abstract
National insurance market, which is part of the financial market is influenced by number of factors of national economy and the global economic environment. Czech Republic and Slovakia were until 1993 part of one state, after the split, both insurance markets of independent republics under the influence of various economic and social factors started to develop differently. The aim of this article is to identify commonalities and differences in the development of insurance markets in Slovakia and Czech Republic through a comparison of selected indicators. The analysis focuses on the following indicators of the insurance market: the number of commercial insurance companies, the share of life insurance premiums written on the insurance market and the concentration calculated according to the Herfindahl – Hirschman Index. Selected indicators are observed for the period during 2004 – 2014.
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