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South Korea invites Vietnam and Indonesia regulators to support insurers abroad
South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service hosted a seminar with officials from Vietnam and Indonesia who handle insurance licensing and supervision.
The meeting focused on two key markets for Korean insurers: Vietnam and Indonesia.
It shared information on their insurance markets and regulatory policies.
Korean insurers could discuss their concerns directly with regulators from the two countries.
The event was intended to support Korean insurance companies seeking to expand abroad.
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South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service invited insurance regulators from Vietnam and Indonesia to a seminar.
The seminar was held on November 4, according to the Financial Center Support Center.
It focused on the insurance markets and regulatory policies of the two countries.
The event was intended to help South Korean insurers discuss matters of interest directly with regulators in countries where they are expanding.
- Who
- South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service Financial Center Support Center, and officials from the insurance supervisory authorities of Vietnam and Indonesia.
- What
- The center held a seminar to share information and support South Korean insurers’ overseas expansion.
- When
- November 4; the article was published on November 4, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- To share information on the two countries’ insurance markets and regulatory policies, and let South Korean insurers discuss their interests directly with the regulators.
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- Inviting organization
- Financial Supervisory Service Financial Center Support Center
- Countries represented
- Vietnam and Indonesia
- Event
- Seminar held on November 4
- Seminar focus
- Insurance markets and supervisory policies