Korean firms must raise capital reserves by year end
June 29 2017 by InsuranceAsia News- 
													
Growth prospects intact for KB Insurance despite medical, motor lines pressures: AM Best
- November 3
 
Rating agency affirmes KBI’s rating of A (excellent) with a stable outlook.
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Industry review, new corporate info drive Fitch upgrade for Construction Guarantee
- October 20
 
While the rating agency expects CG’s capital strength to remain stable, COR rose to 126% in 2024 from 68% in 2022, driven by higher guarantee claims and additional reserves amid economic strain, high interest rates and rising construction costs.
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Lawmakers to question major Korean carriers over high disaster insurance premiums, margins: report
- October 14
 
The National Assembly has summoned chief executives of Samsung Fire & Marine, DB Insurance, Hyundai Marine & Fire, KB Insurance, Hanwha General Insurance, Meritz Fire & Marine and NH NongHyup Property & Casualty Insurance.
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Regulatory pressure weighs on Korean digital insurers: report
- October 2
 
The industry is calling for regulations tailored to startup carriers, including easing the application of K-ICS.
 
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Sedgwick | Preparing for the next storm
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