The Korea International Insurance Conference (KIIC) is set to take place at the Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas. Scheduled for June 5-6, 2025, this event marks its third iteration. It is expected to attract over 1,000 participants from 166 companies in 27 countries. The overarching theme this year is “Insuring the Future in a Changing Risk Landscape.”
Korea Insurance Conference Highlights
The conference aims to enhance the connection between Korea’s insurance sector and the global market. Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance, Korea’s most prominent non-life insurer, is the primary sponsor for KIIC 2025.
Key Objectives
- Address demographic shifts and technological advancements.
- Examine emerging risks within the insurance landscape.
- Strengthen global ties among industry professionals.
Notable Participants
Participants include major Korean insurers and international leaders such as:
- Korean Re
- Munich Re
- Swiss Re
- Marsh
- Aon
In addition, technology firms specializing in cybersecurity and autonomous vehicles will be present. This reflects the growing intersection between insurance and advanced technologies.
Innovative Features
This year’s conference introduces a new Partners Zone. Here, attendees can explore the latest developments in areas like autonomous vehicles and cybersecurity, assessing their implications for insurers.
Agenda Overview
The conference will kick off with an annual meeting of The Link, also known as the Leader’s Innovation Network in Korea. This initiative focuses on closing protection gaps and addressing social risks.
On the second day, the agenda will cover broader industry trends. Expect discussions on artificial intelligence impacts and global insurance market outlooks. The program includes keynote addresses from Aon and McKinsey, alongside panels featuring Munich Re, Hyundai Motor Group, and Samsung Electronics.
Future of the Industry
Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance emphasizes the role of KIIC in linking Korea’s insurance industry to global markets. The conference seeks to foster collaboration between domestic insurers and emerging industries, ultimately strengthening Korea’s international competitiveness in insurance.
