K-ICS Optimization: Structured Reinsurance
Structured reinsurance is becoming an important tool for Korean insurers seeking to optimize K-ICS, transfer capital-intensive risks and improve balance-sheet efficiency.
Structured Reinsurance
Walking the Solvency Tightrope: Taiwan
Taiwan’s life insurers face a unique solvency challenge at the intersection of long-duration liabilities, large overseas asset portfolios and persistent FX mismatch. This article examines how TW-ICS, transitional measures and structured reinsurance may reshape capital management.
The Surge of Coinsurance in Asia-Pacific
Asset-intensive reinsurance is expanding across Asia-Pacific as insurers use reinsurance not only to transfer biometric risk, but also to reshape liabilities, supporting assets and capital. This article maps the regional market and examines what the trend means for Korea.
J-ICS & K-ICS: Same Direction, Different Systems
Korea and Japan are moving toward more economic, risk-sensitive solvency regulation—but through different systems. GRL examines what K-ICS and Japan’s new solvency regime mean for capital strategy and reinsurance.
2026 Q2 East Asia Reinsurance Briefing
The 2026 Q2 East Asia Reinsurance Briefing reviews major developments in Korea and across East Asia, including solvency trends, capital quality, structured reinsurance and recent block and flow transactions.