Separating facility ownership from operations and linking insurance products with care services could help insurers develop Korea's mid-priced long-term care market, KIRI said.
The broker expects the structure to appeal to smaller firms exploring captives, larger corporates pursuing phased ownership strategies and ILS sponsors.
Industry participants say the proposed framework, set to launch by 2028, could reduce costs, improve operational efficiency and support broader adoption of captives and insurance-linked securities.
A shift to a broad-based property charge would lower costs for most households and businesses while expanding insurance uptake, the industry body said.
Insurers face broader expectations on stress testing, collateral quality, recapture planning and reinsurer due diligence under the revised guidelines, which apply from July 1.
