South Korea’s major non-life insurers break 1 trillion won in overseas premiums in 2023 – report

Four leading non-life insurers collect 1.04 trillion won (US$793m) in overseas premiums, but mere 1.2% of total premiums, highlights potential for further expansion.

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South koreas major non life insurers break 1 trillion won in overseas premiums in 2023 report

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