Insurance Training Institute to Establish AI Education Subsidiary Following Articles of Incorporation Amendment Approval

The Insurance Training Institute is moving forward with the establishment of a subsidiary focused on artificial intelligence (AI) education.

On December 10, the Insurance Training Institute announced that it had held a regular board meeting and approved the 2026 business plan, budget proposal, and amendments to its articles of incorporation to promote its AI learning solution business. The amendments include expanding the institute’s business objectives and establishing a subsidiary.

Ha Tae-kyung, Director of the Insurance Training Institute, is speaking at the 1st anniversary press conference. Photo by Choi Donghyun

Since Ha Tae-kyung took office as president, the Insurance Training Institute has accelerated the development of an AI-based education infrastructure, aiming to become a new AI-driven financial education institution. The development of a learning AI solution that integrates an AI-powered test generation service and an AI-based Learning Management System (LMS) has been pursued as a key strategic task.

The AI learning solution is expected to enhance the learning system capabilities not only of the Insurance Training Institute but also of its member companies and clients, thereby strengthening the overall educational capacity of the industry.

To secure a flexible decision-making structure and execution capability in response to rapid technological change, the institute has been considering the establishment of a dedicated AI business subsidiary. With the passage of the amendments to the articles of incorporation, an official organization for the subsidiary’s establishment is expected to be formed within the year.

President Ha Tae-kyung said, “I appreciate the board members for coming together to ensure that the Insurance Training Institute can lead the era of AI-driven learning. While there were some concerns about the business model and the potential for success of the subsidiary, we will actively communicate and build consensus with the industry, moving forward based on trust and support from our peers.”