Industrial Accident Compensation Insurance and Prevention Fund seeks domestic blind PE/VC funds for 2026

Private Equity International· July 10, 2026

The Industrial Accident Compensation Insurance and Prevention Fund has announced its intention to seek domestic blind private equity and venture capital funds for the 2026 period. This move signals a strategic allocation of capital toward Korean investment vehicles to support long-term growth and stability. For the PE/VC sector, this represents a significant institutional commitment that provides predictable liquidity for fund managers operating in the domestic market.

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