Korea non-life insurers shoring up solvency capital
August 14 2018 by InsuranceAsia News
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Chinese non-life insurers’ investment risks manageble, focus on underwriting results: AM Best
- November 29
Economic recovery and the recent relaxation of solvency-related investment rules support the sector’s “stable” outlook.
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Most Asian economies to see an increase in insolvencies: Allianz Trade
- October 19
Countries set for the largest rises include South Korea, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, but Hong Kong is set to see a decrease in 2024.
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Indian government reneges on capital support to state-owned general insurers: report
- August 28
The government last year provided US$600m in capital to National Insurance, Oriental Insurance and United India Insurance to meet regulatory solvency norms.
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Taiwan insurers face high capital pressure despite eased rules: Fitch
- August 4
Certain new amendments under the new solvency framework will also ease the burden on local insurers.
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