Hanwha Life Insurance Increases Short-Term Borrowing Limit by 2.7 Trillion Won for "Liquidity Response"
Hanwha Life disclosed on the 8th that its short-term borrowings increased by 2.7 trillion KRW. This amounts to 33.69% of the company's equity capital. The borrowings were secured through overdraft facilities or RP sales.
The total short-term borrowings rose from the previous 100 billion KRW to 2.8 trillion KRW.
Hanwha Life explained the purpose of the borrowings as "securing a short-term borrowing limit to maintain adequate liquidity."
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It added, "The borrowings represent the establishment of a short-term borrowing limit for rapid liquidity response in emergencies, not the actual borrowed amount."
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