China’s former insurance regulator faces charges
September 26 2017 by InsuranceAsia News-
Korean insurers brace for more investment return volatility: Fitch
- July 23
The carriers have sufficient capitalisation and their stable underwriting performance will likely support their overall profitability and offset the choppier returns caused by the IFRS 9 accounting change.
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Tokio Marine, Sompo receive FSA’s report orders on customer data leak
- July 23
In their responses to the regulator's requests, the carriers have promised to continue to investigate the information leak, determine the root cause, and take thorough measures to prevent recurrence.
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Virtual asset insurance to become mandatory in Korea from tomorrow
- July 18
Local media reports suggest carriers are charging premiums ranging from 5% to 12%.
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China Taiping former deputy manager pleads guilty to accepting US$11m in bribes
- July 12
The former insurance industry top boss, who had served China Taiping Insurance Group and China Life Insurance, now awaits a verdict from the Intermediate People's Court of Xinxiang in Henan province.