China will take a little longer to claim the title of the largest insurance market in the world, due to a temporary setback in 2018, says global insurer Allianz in its "Global Insurance Market at a Crossroads" report released earlier this week.
With Shanghai's Nasdaq-style science & technology board set to start operations soon, questions hang over whether insurance companies would be allowed to invest in stocks listed on the new board.
With the shift in the number of "true expats" entering and living in China, more and more regional and local insurance policies are being favoured compared to the all-inclusive international plans purchased years before, according to Mr Jason Armer, Pacific Prime China's country manager.
The increasing liberalisation of the Chinese insurance market is likely to be an important factor in many...
AXA Hong Kong and University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen Hospital (HKU-SZH) have signed an agreement that makes the...
BoComm Life has received approval from the authorities to start the operations of its asset management unit, becoming the third bank owned insurance...
TianAn Property Insurance is facing liquidity pressure from its wealth management business, attributed to a mismatch between assets and liabilities.
Hong Kong headquartered state controlled China Taiping Insurance has released a white paper on its goals for the Greater Bay Area (GBA), that include...
Insurwave Limited, a EY and Guardtime marine insurance blockchain joint venture company, has announced a new agreement with Zhuhai Port Holdings...
Chinese parties involved in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) face both political and technical challenges, on top of the cross border complexities...