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The Eco-region for a sustainable future

The Embassy of France in Belgrade, in cooperation with its partners, has announced the fourth cycle of the Eco-region competition, which aims to exchange knowledge and good practices between French and Serbian stakeholders in the field of sustainable development of cities and municipalities.

Wiener Städtische osiguranje supports this initiative with the goal of encouraging local communities and self-governments to acquire the necessary expert knowledge and operational experience to best manage the common resources of society and ensure a sustainable future for future generations.

The Eco-region project works to encourage sustainable urban development in cities in the areas of: waste management, water management, energy efficiency, sustainable mobility. The competition is intended for local governments and schools working on sustainable development and green transition projects and is open to all cities and municipalities in Serbia until June 30, 2025. The best nominated projects will be awarded study visits to partner cities and companies in France, with the aim of exchanging experiences and learning about best practices in the aforementioned areas.

The French Ambassador to Serbia, Pierre Cochar, emphasized that this fourth edition of the Eco-region competition marks a decade of intensified activities in addressing climate challenges and recalled that since 2015, the fight against climate change has become a framework for shaping public policies and that Serbia has committed itself to this path by adopting a national adaptation program and a low-carbon law for the period 2023-2030. He further emphasized the key role of local governments and young generations in the ecological transition, highlighting the growing success of the competition.

As a sponsor of the Sustainable Mobility program, Wiener Städtische osiguranje encourages the development of sustainable solutions in urban areas that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, relieve traffic congestion and increase their flow.

Nela Bojović, Head of Marketing at Wiener Städtische osiguranje, emphasized that during previous cycles of the Eco-region project, the company financed bicycle service stations installed in public areas in Niš, Pirot, Kruševac and Bajina Bašta as an additional incentive for “green” solutions. She also emphasized that cooperation with local governments goes beyond environmental aspects, and announced that Pirot and Kruševac will host other projects this year, such as exhibitions of the Wiener Art collection of contemporary art, which the company has been forming since 2011 and which today counts over 600 reference works.

The Largest Youth Handball Competition Kicks Off – Wiener Städtische CUP

Belgrade, 27 February 2026 – This year’s season of the Wiener Städtische CUP begins on 28 February in Kostolac as part of the 13th Youth Sports Games, bringing 16 qualifying tournaments across Serbia. Through these tournaments, boys and girls will have the opportunity to compete, socialize and gain valuable sporting experience.

Wiener Städtische osiguranje, together with its parent company Vienna Insurance Group, continues its partnership with the Youth Sports Games this year – the largest amateur sports event for children and young people in Europe. As part of this partnership, the company sponsors the handball competition under the slogan Active Today, Healthier Tomorrow, contributing to the promotion of an active and healthy lifestyle and creating equal opportunities for all children and young people.

“At Wiener Städtische osiguranje, we continuously promote disease prevention and a responsible approach to health, with a particular focus on young people and encouraging an active lifestyle. We believe that engaging in sports from an early age plays a vital role in developing healthy habits and fostering long-term well-being. By continuing our partnership with the Youth Sports Games and sponsoring the Wiener Städtische CUP handball competition, we aim to encourage young people to stay active, develop team spirit and embrace values such as discipline, cooperation and responsibility for their health,” said Svetlana Smiljanić, Member of the Executive Board of Wiener Städtische Insurance.

During the previous season, the largest grassroots handball competition in Serbia brought together more than 2,400 boys and girls nationwide. As a company committed to educating young people and fostering responsibility for health from an early age, Wiener Städtische osiguranje recognizes its support for handball as an excellent way to build lifelong physical activity habits and contribute to long-term health risk prevention. In this way, the company actively supports the development of handball in Serbia, the growth of new generations who will shape the future of the sport, and its mission to make sport accessible to young people across the country.

“The Youth Sports Games in Serbia are celebrating their thirteenth season this year, with a clear mission to promote sport, friendship and healthy lifestyles among primary and secondary school students. During the previous season, we gathered more than 100,000 participants from over 100 municipalities, cities and villages across the country. We believe this year’s season will surpass previous results and engage an even greater number of children and young people. We are delighted that, with strong partners such as Wiener Städtische osiguranje, we can further enhance the quality of the competition and provide better conditions for children across Serbia to engage in sport and grow up healthy,” said Marija Mihajlović, President of the Plazma Youth Sports Games in Serbia.

Wiener Städtische osiguranje and Vienna Insurance Group, proud sponsors of the Youth Sports Games in Serbia, support children and young people through their engagement while promoting the importance of sport and teamwork from an early age. Through this socially responsible project, they aim to encourage physical activity among children and youth and to raise awareness of healthy lifestyles and the prevention of health risks.

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The Wiener Städtische Cup brought together the best teams from Serbia

The new season of the Youth Sports Games, a manifestation that has been inspiring children all over Serbia for 12 years, encouraging them to learn about a healthy life, friendship, fair play, team spirit and respect for diversity through sports, was officially opened in Požarevac. This year, among the numerous disciplines, four regional finals in handball stand out, which gather as many as 400 young handball players, showing how strong sport can be as an ally in growing up.

This discipline gives children the opportunity not only to improve and develop their physical skills, such as coordination, strength and endurance, but also to strengthen social skills and self-confidence at the same time. Through the third regional final of the Wiener Städtische Cup, held after the ceremonial opening of the Youth Sports Games (SIM) in Požarevac, eight teams, boys and girls, had the opportunity to show their talent, but also to feel the true spirit of sport – togetherness, respect and perseverance.

First place in the boys’ category was won by Metaloplastika from Šabac, while Sloga from Petrovac na Mlavi triumphed in the girls’ competition. The trophies were presented to the best by Johannes Hahn, ambassador of the Youth Sports Games, and Zoran Blagojević, chairman of the Executive Board of Wiener Städtische osiguranje.

Johannes Hahn, SIM ambassador, expressed his great satisfaction that he attended the opening ceremony of the games in Serbia and the finals of the third regional tournament of the Wiener Städtische Cup.

“I am very happy to be here and to attend the opening ceremony and to have the opportunity to watch a handball match, because I come from a family that is fond of handball. I am happy to have watched the competition and I am really amazed by the quality of the game. I wish the players all the best, as well as the Youth Sports Games in Serbia and in the entire region – to be as successful as they have been in the previous 30 years,” said Han after the cup awarding ceremony at the Požarevac Sports Center.

Zoran Blagojević, chairman of the Executive Board of Wiener Städtische osiguranje, pointed out that the company recognizes this sport as an exceptional opportunity to support the personal development of young people, guiding them towards a healthy lifestyle and prevention of health risks.

“At Wiener Städtische osiguranje, we are committed to the promotion of an active lifestyle and risk prevention. We believe that a team sport such as handball plays an important role in the development of young people, as it helps them to adopt values ​​such as responsibility, discipline and team play. The partnership with the Youth Sports Games, the largest amateur sports event in Europe, shows our commitment to this goal, as it gives every child the opportunity to participate in professionally organized sports activities for free. Through this support, we want to contribute to the creation communities that provide equal opportunities for everyone, encouraging young people to adopt healthy habits and be responsible for their health”, emphasizes Blagojević.

The tournament in Požarevac was the third of a total of four planned regional finals, and two were previously held in Gornji Milanovac and Petrovac na Mlavi. The next step is another regional final in Novi Sad, and then the national championship in Apatin, which will bring together the best teams from all over the country. These competitions are an opportunity for children from different backgrounds to connect, make lifelong friends, learn new skills and be active.

When it comes to handball competitions, the Youth Sports Games, in cooperation with Wiener Städtische osiguranje, organized nearly 200 professionally organized matches in which over 2,000 girls and boys, aged 2010 and younger, participated, making the Wiener Städtische Cup the most massive handball event of the year. These tournaments are part of a wider initiative whose goal is to provide children and young people throughout Serbia with a free opportunity to play sports and develop healthy habits.

The Wiener Städtische Cup is over

The best young handball players represent Serbia at the international championship in Split

Apatin, July 4th, 2025 – The first Wiener Städtische KUP, a handball competition within the Serbian Youth Sports Games, got its champions. At the national final held in Apatin, the “RK Metaloplastika” team from Šabac won the men’s competition, while in the women’s competition, “Gracije sa Dunava” was the best. The winners of the national finals will perform at the interstate finals in Split from August 23-27 this year, where they will play with champions from other countries participating in the Youth Sports Games.

Zoran Blagojević, President of the Executive Board of Wiener Städtische osiguranje pointed out that through this initiative the company once again clearly confirms its long-term and strategic commitment to building healthier, more inclusive and sustainable communities, placing a special focus on supporting the youngest and their healthy development.

“The state final in Apatin illuminated the true essence of sport – fighting spirit, togetherness and energy that the young men and women brought to the field. We watched exciting games, felt the passion of the game and the team spirit that was present in each team, and thus once again received confirmation why Wiener Städtische osiguranje decided to support this handball competition. We believe that sport, in addition to contributing to better health and the prevention of many risks, plays an invaluable role in the growth of young people – by teaching them discipline, responsibilities and the importance of cooperation. By supporting such initiatives, we want every child to have the opportunity to grow in a positive, stimulating environment that fosters true values ​​and lays the foundations for healthier and stronger communities,” explained Blagojević.

The competition began with the semi-final stage, where the winning teams of the regional competitions held in Novi Sad, Gornji Milanovac, Petrovac na Mlavi and Požarevac faced off.

After the end of the competition, three prizes were awarded in the men’s and women’s categories. Marko Savić, “RK Metaloplastika” from Šabac and Anja Stevanović from “RK Osipaonica” won the award for the youngest player, and Luka Đorđević, “RK Metaloplastika” and Milica Bakić from the “Gracije sa Dunava” team for the best scorers, while Luka Kostić from “RK Omladinac” from Gornji Milanovac and Lara Medved from the “Gracije sa Dunava” team won the award for the best goalkeeper.

The first Wiener Städtische KUP, in which over 2,400 boys and girls participated, showed how important it is to support such events, as it enables every child to participate in professionally organized sports activities for free. Wiener Städtische osiguranje, as a partner of the Serbia Youth Sports Games, recognizes the importance of such initiatives and through supporting the handball cup actively contributes to creating an environment where young people have equal opportunities, promotes a healthy and active lifestyle, and develops awareness of the importance of prevention and health care from the earliest years.

TWO MILLION DINAR PRIZE FUND FOR DIGITAL PROJECTS

Aware of the challenges we are all facing due to the crisis caused by Covid-19, OTP Bank has launched the 4th Generator contest, with a total prize fund of RSD 2 million, aiming to support the digital projects that can help SMEs survive the crisis period and its aftermath.

BELGRADE – June 12, 2020 – Aware of what challenges small and medium-business in our country faced due to the crisis caused by Covid-19, OTP Bank started the 4th Generator contest, and this year the contest will bear the title Gamechanger. This year’s contest focuses on supporting digital projects – websites, apps and other digital platforms – that help and offer new possibilities to SMEs. For example, to better present their services and products and achieve additional visibility, or to secure new sales channels, to provide a space where satisfied clients can rate and recommend their products and services, exchange experiences and ideas, or to offer some other ways which will be of use to SMEs in successfully overcoming the consequences of the crisis.

Through this type of indirect support, the bank wants to contribute to overcoming the economic consequences of the pandemic and help a large number of small and medium-sized market players, by launching or improving digital platforms which can be of crucial assistance for their business to survive the crisis period and its aftermath.

The contest is open to all individuals, informal teams, entrepreneurs and companies who have a new idea that needs support to materialise or an already existing solution that needs improvement, and applications are open until July 1. The bank will award two RSD 1 million prizes in both categories – New Idea and Existing Solution.

Based on submitted applications, a jury will shortlist 10 semi-finalists, who will receive video material, as well as media promotion and promotion via bank’s channels, so as many people as possible can hear about their solution. Then, six finalists will be selected, who will compete for the main prize. During presentations, finalists will showcase their solutions, after which the jury will declare two winners, who will each win the RSD 1 million prize. Semi-finalists will receive special awards by partners of the contest – Vojvođanska banka and ICT Hub centre for technology entrepreneurship and innovation.

Criteria of the Generator Gamechanger contest, application and additional information can be found at the website www.generator.rs.

Together with its partners, OTP Bank continues to support the strengthening of innovation and domestic entrepreneurship.

About the Generator project:

In order to strengthen the competitiveness of Serbian entrepreneurship, the Generator project was carefully devised and then launched in 2017, gathering all initiatives and activities that foster innovative entrepreneurial endeavours under one umbrella. In the same year, Generator supported 40 entrepreneurial innovations through financial support, promotion and mentorship. The winner received RSD 1 million, and nearly 800 innovators submitted their ideas. The following year, 2018, the rewards went to best entrepreneurial innovations by students, and last year, Generator 2.0 was intended for digital transformation of SMEs. In late 2019, as part of the Generator, OTP Bank launched the Generator of Good Deeds initiative, which supports social entrepreneurship.

You can find more information at www.generator.rs.

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Two More Awards from Global Finance for Raiffeisen

The prestigious international financial magazine Global Finance has named Raiffeisen Bank International (RBI) the Best Trade Finance Provider in Austria, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Additionally, RBI was recognized as the best in this category across the Central and Eastern Europe region, the magazine announced.

The winners were selected by the editorial board based on submissions from banks and other service providers, as well as the insights of industry analysts, corporate leaders, and technology experts. Criteria for selection included transaction volume, global coverage, customer support, competitive pricing, and innovative technologies, according to Global Finance.

Chris Giarraputo, founder and editorial director of Global Finance, stated that the trade finance and guarantees sector has demonstrated “resilience and innovation this year, with advancements in digitalization, the adoption of blockchain technology, and AI-based solutions that enhance efficiency and transparency.”

He added that this award recognizes financial institutions that have excelled in addressing client needs while “navigating challenges such as geopolitical uncertainty and regulatory complexity.”

It is also worth noting that earlier this year, Global Finance named Raiffeisen bank the Best Consumer Digital Bank Serbia for 2024. This recognition was awarded in three subcategories: Best Online Product Offerings, Best Mobile Banking App, and Best in Innovation.

Wiener Art Collection Presents the Exhibition “Between Two Breaths: From Avant-Garde to Digital”

The exhibition “Between Two Breaths: from the Avant-Garde to the Digital” has opened at the Salon of the Museum of the City of Belgrade, presenting a selection of 200 artworks by 68 artists from the Wiener Art Collection of contemporary Serbian art. Spanning all three levels of the Salon and covering approximately 1,000 square meters, the exhibition explores the changes and development of contemporary Serbian art through a range of artistic media, from avant-garde and experimental practices to contemporary digital forms.

After nine years, the Belgrade audience once again has the opportunity to explore key segments of the Wiener Art Collection. The exhibition is organised into three generational sections – from artists whose work was ahead of or developed in parallel with European and global artistic movements, through a generation that developed engaged artistic practices and introduced new media, to artists who came of age at the turn of the century and whose work connects digital forms with the experiences and legacy of previous generations. Among the artists represented are figures from different generations and artistic practices, including Vladan Radovanović, Ana Bešlić, Mira Brtka, Milena Čubraković, Dragoljub Raša Todosijević and Nedeljko Neša Paripović, followed by Mrđan Bajić, Mileta Prodanović and Milica Tomić, as well as Mihael Milunović, Zoran Naskovski, Ana Knežević and Olivera Parlić, among many others.

The exhibition includes painting, drawing, sculpture, objects, photography, video, installations and contemporary digital forms, presenting different ways in which artists have explored new possibilities of artistic expression and responded to the changes of their time.

The title “Between Two Breaths: from the Avant-Garde to the Digital” suggests a transition between two periods, two states and two ways of seeing the world. This transition is one of the key ideas of the exhibition: art constantly changes its forms, media and ways of communicating, while retaining its need to explore, question and create new meanings.

“From the very beginning, the Wiener Art Collection was conceived as a dynamic platform supporting artistic production and following developments on the contemporary art scene. This exhibition connects the legacy of the avant-garde with contemporary artistic and digital practices and shows how the collection has evolved and expanded over the past 15 years. As someone who has been involved in its creation from the very beginning, it is particularly meaningful to me that the collection has grown into a space where different generations, media and artistic perspectives meet, thereby contributing to the visibility of contemporary Serbian art,” said Svetlana Smiljanić, Member of the Executive Board of Wiener Städtische osiguranje.

A special segment of the exhibition opening was the performance “Thanks for Visiting” by artist Aleksandar Dimitrijević, who painted a mural in front of the audience and then scraped it off and packed it into glass jars. Through this symbolic act, the performance raised questions about the value of artwork and how that value is created.

“The title of the exhibition, “Between Two Breaths: from the Avant-Garde to the Digital”, evokes a space of transition, a moment between two periods and two ways of seeing the world. This space of transition becomes a metaphor for art, which constantly changes its forms, media and ways of communicating, while at the same time retaining its need to explore, question and create new meanings. From avant-garde and experimental practices to contemporary digital forms, the works selected for this exhibition demonstrate the different ways in which art responds to social, technological and political changes,” said Saša Janjić, curator of the exhibition.

The Wiener Art Collection of contemporary Serbian art was established in 2011 in line with the strategy of Vienna Insurance Group (VIG), to which Wiener Städtische osiguranje in Serbia belongs. The initiative is part of the Group’s broader commitment to supporting culture and the arts and contributing to the development of the communities in which its companies operate. In addition to actively supporting the promotion of local artists, the Wiener Art Collection has for 15 years contributed to the development of local artistic production and the promotion of new artistic directions and practices.

The collection has been continuously expanded through carefully selected acquisitions and today represents one of the most significant corporate collections of contemporary art in Serbia, comprising more than 600 artworks by over 100 renowned Serbian artists. The collection encompasses traditional and expanded media, including paintings, sculptures, prints, drawings and photographs, as well as site-specific and light installations, performance art and digital art. Through their themes and artistic expression, the works in the collection transcend the time in which they were created, offering fresh and authentic perspectives on reality and contemporary artistic expression.

The Wiener Art Collection was first publicly presented in 2012 through the exhibition “O’zvučenje” as part of the Art Salon in Belgrade. Its first independent presentation in Belgrade followed in 2017 with the exhibition “Collecting is Connecting” at the House of Legacies. Over the course of its development, the collection has also been presented internationally, including through the exhibition “Unknown Familiars” at the Leopold Museum in Vienna, where 80 works by 15 artists were presented in 2024. A particular value of the collection lies in its mission to make art more accessible to a wider audience. Through exhibitions across Serbia, including those held last year in Pirot, Kruševac and Vršac, Wiener Städtische osiguranje seeks to bring contemporary Serbian art closer to wider audiences, contributing to a more balanced cultural life and greater access to artistic content in local communities.

The exhibition “Between Two Breaths: from the Avant-Garde to the Digital” is open to the public from 11 September to 16 October 2026 at the Salon of the Museum of the City of Belgrade, 30 King Alexander Boulevard.

Artists represented in the exhibition:

Aleksić Milan, Apostolović Srđan, Bajić Mrđan, Basta Danica, Bešlić Ana, Božović Nikola Kolja, Bračić Nenad, Brtka Mira, Černik Atila, Čubraković Milena, Ćalić Marija, Damnjanović Radomir Damnjan, Dei Leči (Vitorac Bora, Pavlov Dragoljub), Dimitrijević Aleksandar, Dimitrijević Danka, Dimitrijević Slobodan Braco, diSTRUKTURA (Bosnić Milan i Milićević Milica), Donkov Perica, Dragaš Goran, Džafo Nikola, Đurđević Biljana, Glid Gabriel, Grebenarović Zoran, Grozdanić Živko Gera, Grupa A3 – Jugoslav Vlahović, Ivković Ivana, Joksimović Zdravko, Jozić Milan, Karanović Branimir, Kirćanski Nadežda, Knežević Ana, Kovač Žolt, Krkobabić Miodrag, Marković Srđan Đile, Mašić Radomir, Matković Slavko, Milivojević Slobodan Era, Milunović Mihael, Mirković Petar, Naskovski Zoran, Nešović Nevena, Nikolić Branislav, Nikolić Nemanja, Pančić Saša, Paripović Nedeljko Neša, Parlić Olivera, Peternek Tomislav, Petrović Dragan, Plazinić Božidar, Popović Zoran, Prodanović Mileta, Racković Nenad, Radovanović Vladan, Rafajlović Aleksandar, Ranisavljević Ivana, Santrač Zvonimir, Savić Miroslav, Supek Jaroslav, ŠKART (Protić Dragan, Balzamović Đorđe), Šuletić Ivan, Šuvaković Miško, Todosijević Dragoljub Raša, Tomić Milica, Trajković Jelena, Újhazi Adrienn, Urkom Gergelj, Vasić Čedomir, Vranešević Zoran.

Wiener Städtische CUP Concludes – Serbia’s Young Handball Players Ready for the International Finals

Bor, July 2, 2026 – The handball competition of the Wiener Städtische CUP, held as part of the Youth Sports Games in Serbia, concluded with the national finals, bringing together the country’s top young handball players. Following qualification tournaments and regional finals, the championship titles were claimed by RK Metaloplastika from Šabac in the boys’ competition and Gracije sa Dunava from Apatin in the girls’ competition.

 The winning teams will represent Serbia at the international finals of the Youth Sports Games in Split, where they will compete against the region’s best young athletes while promoting the values of sport, friendship and fair play.

This year’s Wiener Städtische CUP once again confirmed the growing interest in handball among children and young people. The competition featured 192 teams, with a total of 248 matches played throughout the qualification tournaments, regional finals and the national finals. Compared to last season, the number of participants increased by approximately 20 percent, thanks to the expansion of the qualifying tournament schedule.

The national finals featured boys and girls born in 2011 and younger, who had the opportunity to demonstrate their talent while developing teamwork, discipline, responsibility and mutual respect through numerous matches.

“We are proud to have once again been part of a project that brings together a large number of children from across Serbia and gives them the opportunity to develop their potential through sport. The Wiener Städtische CUP demonstrates how important sport can be in a child’s development – not only by encouraging physical activity, but also by fostering values such as cooperation, perseverance and responsibility. Through our slogan, ‘Active Today, Healthier Tomorrow,’ we aim to encourage children and young people to build lifelong healthy habits and raise awareness of the importance of taking care of their health. We believe that investing in sport means investing in healthier and stronger communities, which is why we will continue to support initiatives that provide young people with equal opportunities to grow and succeed,” said Sanjin Greda, Director of Commercial Sales for Central Serbia at Wiener Städtische osiguranje.

Throughout the season, young handball players competed in tournaments across Serbia. One of the competition’s greatest strengths is that it provides children from different communities with the opportunity to take part in professionally organized sporting events, gain valuable experience and build friendships with peers who share similar interests.

Marija Mihajlović, President of the Youth Sports Games in Serbia, emphasized that this year’s competition once again highlighted the importance of making quality sports programs accessible to children.

“For years, the Youth Sports Games have created an environment where children learn about friendship, respect, tolerance and teamwork through sport. We are delighted to see the Wiener Städtische CUP continue to grow each year, bringing together an increasing number of young handball players. Thanks to partners who recognize the importance of sport, we are able to provide children across Serbia with opportunities to compete, socialize and develop their talents in a positive and fair sporting environment,” said Marija Mihajlović.

The top teams of the Wiener Städtische CUP will now continue their sporting journey at the international finals of the Youth Sports Games, where they will represent Serbia and compete for new achievements.

As partners of the Youth Sports Games and sponsors of the Wiener Städtische CUP handball competition, Wiener Städtische osiguranje and Vienna Insurance Group firmly believe that investing in sport means investing in the future of young generations. Through this project, the company continues to promote active lifestyles and the prevention of health risks by creating an environment in which children develop healthy habits, self-confidence and values that will stay with them throughout their lives. Every child who takes part in sport today is taking an important step toward a healthier future.

Wiener Städtische osiguranje Awarded Superbrands 2024/2025 Recognition

We are proud to announce that Wiener Städtische osiguranje has been awarded the prestigious Superbrands 2024/2025 recognition in the Insurance category. The company thus continues to reaffirm the strength, reliability, and recognition of its brand.

Wiener Städtische osiguranje is part of Vienna Insurance Group (VIG), the leading Austrian insurance group and a market leader in Central and Eastern Europe, with a tradition spanning two centuries.

As a socially responsible company and one of the leading insurers in the local market, Wiener Städtische osiguranje has, for more than two decades of successful operations in Serbia, built a reputation as a trusted partner. Our clients’ continued trust is a testament to the high quality of our services — now further confirmed by this recognition.

The Superbrands award is part of a global branding initiative and serves as a symbol of companies’ commitment to their clients, the market, and the wider community. A panel of 15 experts evaluated a list of approximately 2,600 companies across various industries, with the final selection also validated through public opinion research.

By earning the title of Superbrands 2024/2025, Wiener Städtische osiguranje has secured its place among the most respected brands.

Over two decades of consistent, responsible business operations in Serbia — with a strong focus on social responsibility, innovation, reliability, efficiency, and a deep understanding of client needs — have culminated in this important achievement.

Wiener Städtische osiguranje continues to set high standards and build trust that extends beyond the local market, further strengthening the position of its brand.