South Korea · East Asia · class R

Reinsurance companies in South Korea

7 licensed reinsurers, 16% of the 45 insurance entities supervised by the Financial Services Commission / Financial Supervisory Service. Carriers that accept risk ceded by primary insurers.

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CompanyClassParent / groupOwnershipRegulatorVerificationPopularity
Gen Re KoreaNYSE: BRK.BRReinsurerBerkshire HathawayIAIGForeign multinationalFSC / FSSPartial—
Hannover Re KoreaFWB: TLXRReinsurerTalanxIAIGForeign multinationalFSC / FSSPartial—
Korean Reinsurance Co
Largest domestic reinsurer
RReinsurerKorean ReDomestic privateFSC / FSSPartial—
Munich Re KoreaFWB: MUV2RReinsurerMunich ReIAIGForeign multinationalFSC / FSSPartial77 Confidence: Low
RGA KoreaNYSE: RGARReinsurerRGAIAIGForeign multinationalFSC / FSSPartial69 Confidence: Low
SCOR KoreaEuronext Paris: SCRRReinsurerSCORIAIGForeign multinationalFSC / FSSPartial58 Confidence: Low
Swiss Re KoreaSIX: SRENRReinsurerSwiss ReIAIGForeign multinationalFSC / FSSPartial—

Popularity is an estimate of how often people search Google for each insurer, from 0 to 100; the bars show how confident the estimate is. Not a rating of the insurer. How the index works

About reinsurers in South Korea

How many reinsurers are licensed in South Korea?

7 of the 45 licensed insurance entities this directory lists in South Korea are classified as reinsurer (16%). Partially verified against the regulator register.

Who regulates reinsurers in South Korea?

Financial Services Commission / Financial Supervisory Service (FSC / FSS). Regime: K-ICS. Official website: https://fss.or.kr.

Who owns the reinsurers in South Korea?

Of the 7 licensed reinsurers in South Korea, 6 are subsidiaries of foreign multinational groups (Berkshire Hathaway, Munich Re, RGA) and 1 is a domestic private company, as recorded in the register.

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