South Korean non-life insurers face capital pressure as liabilities rise

South Korea’s non-life insurance industry is facing capital pressure as insurance liabilities increase. The sector faces slow growth prospects and weakened underwriting profitability in auto insurance.

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South Korean non-life insurers face capital pressure as liabilities rise

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