Korean firms must raise capital reserves by year end
June 29 2017 by InsuranceAsia News-
Exit-bound Lotte Insurance owner shopping for overseas private equity buyers: report
- April 18
South Korea’s JKL Partners is reportedly in talks with JC Flowers to sell the Korean non-life carrier in a sale process run by JPMorgan.ts valuation.
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Taiwanese regulator set to finalise rules to ease insurers offshore bond issuance: report
- March 4
The amendments seek to allow Taiwanese carriers to issue regulatory bonds via SPVs, which will reduce related tax costs and help them cope with IFRS 17 implications.
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Korea’s Lotte Insurance records highest full year profit since inception
- February 15
The non-life insurer's provisional full-year operating profit tripled from a year ago to US$350.5m, thanks in part to its strong growth in long-term business.
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IFRS 17: market still divided over the right KPIs
- February 2
As insurers gear up for full-year reporting between February and April, experts say that the question remains as to which numbers are going to get the most emphasis.
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