The insurer's sale is drawing attention to South Korea's new K-ICS capital regime, which is expected to shape the scale of any required capital injection.
Measures targeting insurance fraud, corporate governance, and AI adoption form part of the regulator's broader financial-sector reform programme for H2.
Taiwan's accounting reforms have triggered a sharp retreat from currency forwards, with six major life insurers halving their combined positions in just two months.
The French insurer's decision to wind down its Taiwan branch comes following five years of losses, a failure to scale its business, despite capital support from its parent.
South Korea’s financial authorities have pledged coordinated action, data exchange, and support measures in response to heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
