Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance signs MOU with GA Korea, a major insurance agency with 17,000 planners, to strengthen internal controls, enhance complaint handling, and advance personal information protection systems for better financial consumer protection.
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Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Signs MOU with GA Korea for Sound Insurance Solicitation, Consumer Protection
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance signs MOU with GA Korea, a major insurance agency with 17,000 planners, to strengthen internal controls, enhance complaint handling, and advance personal information protection systems for better financial consumer protection.
Samsung Life Surpasses 40% Dividend Payout Ratio as Insurers Accelerate Shareholder Returns
Samsung Life and other major South Korean insurers are accelerating shareholder returns, with payout ratios surpassing 40% amid strong capital positions and the government’s Value-Up drive.
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Restructures Organization to Boost Corporate Value—Insurers Accelerate Value-Up Initiatives
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance restructures its organization to strengthen value-up initiatives, joining other major South Korean insurers in boosting corporate value amid sector-wide profitability challenges.
[2025 Insurance④] Loss Ratios for Indemnity and Auto Insurance Deteriorate Further
South Korea’s non-life insurers face mounting losses as indemnity health and auto insurance loss ratios surge above breakeven, prompting calls for premium hikes and regulatory reforms.
Mini Insurance Products See Robust Growth as Insurers Expand Offerings
South Korea's mini insurance market is expanding rapidly, with insurers like Lotte Insurance and Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance launching new micro policies targeting young consumers and common illnesses.
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance is set to surpass 2 trillion won in annual net profit for a second year, posting 1.7836 trillion won in cumulative Q3 earnings despite a slight year-on-year decline, with strong investment gains offsetting higher insurance losses.
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Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Says Rear Seat Seatbelt Usage Among Lowest in OECD Countries
Rear seatbelt usage on South Korean expressways remains among the lowest in the OECD, with only 28% compliance, according to Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance, highlighting urgent safety concerns as family travel increases during holidays.
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Posts H1 Net Profit of 1.2 Trillion Won, Down 5.1%—Insurance Underwriting Weakens Despite Robust Investment Gains
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance reported a 5.1% drop in H1 net profit to 1.2 trillion won, as strong investment gains were offset by weaker insurance underwriting results.
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Says Most Vehicle Flood Accidents Occur in Greater Seoul Area and at Night
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance reports that over 70% of in-operation vehicle flood accidents in the past three years occurred in the Seoul metropolitan area, with incidents peaking at night and sedans being most vulnerable.
Road Debris Collisions Account for Most EV Battery Damage—Sedans More Vulnerable Than SUVs
Most EV battery damage in South Korea stems from collisions with road debris, with sedans and cargo vehicles particularly vulnerable, Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance data shows.
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