The export does not include the National Bank registration category by default. We can limit the selection to legal entities with main activity 66.19 or 66.22, which covers most independent agents; the quotation explains how precise this is.
K 64–66
Independent and tied financial agents, financial advisers, insurance brokers, leasing and credit companies, banks and insurers. For suppliers of software, training, marketing services and office space.
We do not yet publish our own counts by industry. We confirm how many businesses in this industry we can supply in the quotation.
Export of the whole industry: €269 (final price). Selections by region, district or your own filters are quoted on request.
Official statistics: 11,765 businesses in Slovakia according to Eurostat, structural business statistics (sbs_ovw_act) (reference year 2024, data as of 30 September 2026). Section K financial and insurance activities: 64 financial services (945), 65 insurance (35) and 66 auxiliary activities including financial agents (10,785). This is the size of the market, not the size of our database.
This industry corresponds to section K of the SK NACE classification. The largest group is not banks and insurers but activities auxiliary to financial services (division 66), which include financial agents, brokers and advisers.
Accounting and tax firms are under Business and consulting services.
| SK NACE | Classification title | For your selection |
|---|---|---|
| 64 | Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding | banks, leasing, credit companies |
| 65 | Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security | insurers, pension fund managers |
| 66.19 | Other activities auxiliary to financial services, except insurance and pension funding | financial agents and advisers for loans and investments |
| 66.22 | Activities of insurance agents and brokers | insurance agents and brokers |
Financial intermediation is regulated. Anyone arranging loans, insurance or investments must be registered with the National Bank of Slovakia.
These 17 columns are included.
Tied financial agents work for an independent agent or a financial institution and usually do not decide on purchases for the business. If you sell to firms that make their own decisions, focus on independent financial agents and brokers.
Data about individuals registered as agents is personal data. A published contact is intended for their professional activity; for marketing use, the duty to inform and the right to object apply.
We offer a CRM for financial intermediaries and are looking for independent financial agents and insurance brokers (SK NACE 66.19 and 66.22) that are legal entities and publish a website. How many records can you supply?
Use cases
CRM and product comparison tools for agents and brokers.
Courses for professional qualifications and continuing education.
Websites and campaigns for financial advisers in a region.
Offices and meeting rooms for agencies.
Questions
The export does not include the National Bank registration category by default. We can limit the selection to legal entities with main activity 66.19 or 66.22, which covers most independent agents; the quotation explains how precise this is.
Yes, in divisions 64 and 65. They are a small number of large entities with many branches; the export contains the registered office, not a branch list.
You may email published contact addresses if the message identifies the sender and offers an opt-out (§ 116(15) of Act No. 452/2021 Coll.). For individuals, the GDPR obligations also apply. Details: B2B outreach and § 116.
11,765 businesses in Slovakia according to Eurostat, structural business statistics (sbs_ovw_act) (reference year 2024, data as of 30 September 2026). Section K financial and insurance activities: 64 financial services (945), 65 insurance (35) and 66 auxiliary activities including financial agents (10,785). This is a figure from official statistics, not the size of our dataset.
Format, sources, price and outreach rules (§ 116 of the Slovak Electronic Communications Act): questions about all industries.