Three insurance companies have been approved to issue bonds worth 39 billion. Insurance companies have replenished a total of 117.5 billion yuan this year, slightly exceeding last year's total.

① On the same day, the Financial Regulatory Bureau disclosed that the perpetual bonds or capital supplement bonds issued by Ping An Life, China Postal Insurance, and China United Property Insurance have been approved, with a cumulative approved issuance scale not exceeding 39 billion yuan; ② The demand for "blood replenishment" in the Insurance Industry remains significant within the year. As of December 20, the cumulative issuance scale of capital supplement bonds and perpetual bonds by Insurance Institutions has reached 117.5 billion yuan, slightly higher than the total for last year.

cls.cnDec 20 21:27

Press Release: Manulife Investment Management Announces Estimated Reinvested Capital Gains Distributions for Manulife Exchange Traded Funds and ETF Series of Manulife Funds

Dow JonesDec 20 20:30

Press Release: Manulife Investment Management Announces Estimated Cash Distributions for Manulife Exchange Traded Funds and ETF Series of Manulife Funds

Dow JonesDec 20 20:30

Express News | The National Financial Supervision and Administration Bureau has published matters regarding the extension of the regulatory rules for Insurance company solvency supervision (II) transitional period.

BreakingsDec 20 17:36

Passenger Vehicle Usage-based Insurance Market - Growth Opportunities Analysis 2024-2030

Yahoo FinanceDec 16 22:29

The report indicates that the ROI of Global Insurance companies will rise to 10.7% next year.

Deloitte, the accounting firm, published a report indicating that in the life insurance sector, premium growth in mature markets is expected to increase by 1.5% by 2025, while sales momentum in emerging markets such as China is relatively slowing down, with related premiums expected to increase by 7.2% and 5.7% in 2024 and 2025 respectively. At the same time, in the annuity insurance sector, although government and corporate retirement pension expenditures are anticipated to decline, the expanding middle class in emerging markets is expected to continue to drive demand for savings-type products. The report predicts that the ROI for global insurance companies is expected to rebound to about 10% in 2024, with further improvement expected next year.

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