Korean regulator to relax insurers’ capital adequacy requirement to 130-140%: report

March 13 2025
by InsuranceAsia News

South Korean Financial Services Commission (FSC) intends to ease insurance companies’ capital adequacy ratio (CAR) requirements to about 130-140% to enable them lessen their financial burden, accordin…

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