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By Jun Ji-hye | The Korea Times | March 17, 2025
Meritz Fire & Marine Insurance abandoned its acquisition of MG Non-Life Insurance on Thursday, after facing strong opposition from the latter’s labor union, industry officials said.Read More »Meritz abandons MG Non-Life acquisition: Liquidation ahead?
By Jun Ji-hye | The Korea Times | March 17, 2025
Woori Financial Group’s planned acquisitions of Tongyang Life Insurance and ABL Life Insurance, worth approximately 1.55 trillion won ($1 billion), have hit a snag as the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) decided to downgrade the company’s management assessment rating from Level 2 to Level 3, industry and government officials said Monday.Read More »Management rating downgrade complicates Woori’s insurance acquisitions
By In-Soo Nam | The Korea Economic Daily | March 13, 2025
Now that the fifth sales attempt has gone awry, the state-run KDIC is looking to drastic steps such as liquidation of MG
Meritz Financial Group Inc., South Korea’s second-most valuable financial holding firm, has dropped its bid to acquire financial distressed MG Non-Life Insurance Co. after failing to reach an agreement with unionized MG workers on job security.Read More »Meritz drops bid for troubled MG Non-Life Insurance; Liquidation looms
By Park Na-eun and Minu Kim | Maeil Business News Korea | March 13, 2025
South Korea’s financial authorities are set to revise the key capital regulation for insurers, lowering the recommended solvency ratio (K-ICS) by 10 to 20 percentage points from the current 150 percent for the first time in 24 years.Read More »Korea to lower insurance solvency ratio for first time in 24 years
By Kim Eun-jin | Business Korea | March 13, 2025
Introduction of New ‘Core Capital K-ICS’
Financial regulators are tightening solvency requirements for insurance companies by lowering the Korea Insurance Capital Standard (K-ICS) ratio while introducing a new Core Capital K-ICS ratio. Since core capital refers to paid-in capital and retained earnings, the new regulation is expected to make it more difficult for insurers to meet solvency requirements by issuing subordinated bonds.Read More »Stronger Capital Regulations to Make Subordinated Bond Issuance More Challenging for Insurers
By Yonhap | March 13, 2025
Financially feeble MG Non-Life Insurance is facing a looming liquidation as a potential buyer announced the termination of a takeover deal Thursday.Read More »MG Non-Life Insurance faces looming liquidation as deal falters
By Yonhap | March 12, 2025
Korea’s financial regulator said Wednesday it plans to ease capital adequacy requirements for insurance companies to help lessen their burdens and raise the quality of their capital base.Read More »Regulator to ease capital adequacy requirement for insurers
By Song Ki-young | Chosun Biz | March 12, 2025
Financial authorities are pursuing a plan to lower the solvency ratio (K-ICS) standard that insurance companies are required to maintain from the current 150% to a maximum of 130%.Read More »South Korea to lower K-ICS solvency ratio for insurance companies from 150% to 130%