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Korean Reinsurance Company Source Reference Guide

A source-led guide to Korean Reinsurance's official reporting, entity boundary, disclosure periods, and company reference cards.

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Korean Reinsurance Company Source Reference Guide

Korean Re is a listed South Korean specialist reinsurer with life and non-life business and an international network of branches and subsidiaries. Its English annual report and fact book describe the consolidated company, while the management page and FSS record answer narrower identity and standalone questions.

What to read first

Korean Re's FY2025 annual report contains the audited consolidated record and metric definitions. The fact book provides a concise cross-check, the management page describes the company-level organisation, and the FSS record confirms the listed reinsurer and December year-end.

Reporting perimeter and reporting period

Korean Reinsurance Company is a South Korean-listed specialist reinsurer writing life and non-life business through its home-market company and an international network. Consolidated annual reporting covers the wider group, while the management page, FSS record, branches and subsidiaries provide narrower identity or regulatory views.

Official sources and what they establish

2025 Korean Re Annual Report / annual report

Korean Reinsurance Company; FY2025, year ended 2025-12-31; published 2026-04-27. Korean Re consolidated reporting under K-IFRS. FY2025 consolidated insurance revenue (gross) was KRW 4,975.8 billion, insurance service result (net) KRW 226.5 billion, and net income KRW 322.0 billion; total assets at 2025-12-31 were KRW 14,259.8 billion, the K-ICS ratio was 197.8%, and the combined ratio was 91.2%. Values are consolidated and in KRW billions. The combined-ratio denominator is net insurance service expenses over net insurance revenue, and the 2024 comparator was restated to exclude other insurance expenses.

2025 English Fact Book / operating fact book

Korean Reinsurance Company; FY2025, year ended 2025-12-31; published 2026-04-27. Korean Re consolidated financial and operating highlights. The FY2025 fact book reports gross written premium of KRW 8,220.8 billion and net income of KRW 322.0 billion, alongside insurance revenue of KRW 4,975.8 billion and a combined ratio of 91.2%.

Management Information / financial disclosure

Korean Reinsurance Company; Current company summary reviewed 2026-07-15. Korean Re standalone company summary unless the page labels a consolidated measure. The management page provides a separately scoped company-level financial summary and management information for reconciliation with the audited group report.

Korean Re DART Company Record / regulatory filing

Financial Supervisory Service Korea; Current company record reviewed 2026-07-15. Korean Reinsurance Company listed-entity identity. The FSS company record identifies Korean Reinsurance Company as KOSPI-listed code 003690, in the reinsurance industry, with a December fiscal year-end. This identity record is not itself the FY2025 annual filing and does not supply consolidated financial values.

Group, legal-entity and subsidiary boundaries

Korean Reinsurance Company provides both the listed Korean identity and, where stated, consolidated reporting. Standalone summaries, overseas branches, subsidiaries and regulated operations retain their own geographic and capital scope, with KRW-billion units and K-IFRS labels attached to the relevant perimeter.

Interpretation notes and limitations

KRW-billion units, K-IFRS labels and the combined-ratio denominator are explicit components of the reported figures. The restated 2024 comparator and the distinction between the consolidated report, company summary, overseas branches and subsidiaries describe different perimeters rather than one combined scope.

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