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Trades about 106% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Operating both domestically in Korea and across global markets, Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Co., Ltd., along with its affiliated entities, specializes in offering a diverse range of non-life insurance policies and related services. Its extensive portfolio encompasses various general insurance categories, such as coverage for residential properties, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities against fire; specialized marine, aviation, and freight insurance; engineering, personal accident, and third-party liability policies; and health-related and illness coverage. Furthermore, SFMI furnishes long-term protection plans, including policies for drivers, property, savings, and individual retirement funds, in addition to comprehensive automobile insurance. The company also extends various lending solutions, including home equity loans for apartments, loans against insurance policies, and credit-based financing. Established in 1952, the firm's primary operational base is situated in Seoul, South Korea.
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