Fss looks to boost south koreas lagging insurance retention rein asia

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Fss looks to boost south koreas lagging insurance retention rein asia
Fss looks to boost south koreas lagging insurance retention rein asia

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The insurer's combined ratio rose to 118% in the first nine months of 2025, while its risk-based capital ratio remained strong at 322%.
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