Cyber Insurance Claims Data Reveals Top Incident Types
A new report reveals that a whopping majority of cyber insurance claims are driven by just three types of incidents, forcing insurers, organizations, and regulators to rethink where risk lies and how it should be priced. This surprising concentration of claims in a few categories has significant implications for managing…
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South Korea’s financial regulators have cleared life insurers’ ‘death-extinguishing riders’ of regulatory violations, enabling lower premiums and broader consumer choice, while urging enhanced disclosure and consumer protection measures.
This article outlines the key schedules and announcements for the Bank of Korea, Financial Services Commission, and Financial Supervisory Service for January 11-16, 2025, including monetary policy meetings, regulatory updates, and major financial sector initiatives.
South Korea will allow industry associations to handle simple insurance complaints from 2026 and expand death benefit securitization products to all life insurers, while introducing new tax incentives and support measures for policyholders.
South Korea’s mid-to-short and ultra-long-term government bonds saw sharp declines as housing market gains and looming insurance regulations triggered heavy selling, with foreign investors and policy uncertainty adding to the pressure.
South Korea’s insurers face mounting challenges in strengthening core capital as new K-ICS regulations loom, with Korea Ratings urging sufficient transition time for compliance.
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