Following weaker bottom-line results in FY2025, the South Korean insurer posted net income growth of KRW635.2bn (US$426.1m) in the first quarter, supported by higher sales.
Aviation and personal accident posted another month of outsized gains, rising 78.9% and 27.6%, while miscellaneous and fire extended last month’s fall.
States have begun formalising disaster risk transfer with a blended parametric-and-indemnity home insurance programme offering cover of up to ₹1m (US$10,536.29) for below-poverty-line households.
Lower expenses and premium growth drove a modest improvement in Go Digit’s Ind AS combined ratio in FY2026, despite weaker loss performance in select segments.
