South Korea slashes recommended CAR for insurers to 130%: report

June 11 2025
by InsuranceAsia News

South Korea’s financial authority has reduced the recommended capital adequacy ratio (CAR) for insurers from 150% to 130% in response to a decline in the industry’s financial soundness, according to v…

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