China's life insurance sector is to face strong challenges in 2009, said Wan Feng, president of China's biggest life insurer China Life Insurance Company Limited (601628.SH, 2628.HK), based in Beijing, capital city of China.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Foreign life insurers' market share in Shanghai, China's commercial hub and a key market, declined for a third month in a row in October as troubles at overseas firms such as AIG dented consumer confidence.
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China's biggest life insurer China Life Insurance Company Limited (China Life, 601628.SH, 2628.HK) reaped premiums of CNY 151.5 billion in the first five months of 2008, thanks to contributions made by bancassurance business, according to latest data from the listed insurer.
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BEIJING, June 17 -- The American International Assurance Co is to cooperate more closely with banks to boost its bancassurance business in China, a senior executive said yesterday.
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BEIJING, The Chinese life insurance joint venture involving United Kingdom-based Prudential plc is entering into a ban cassurance partnership with China CITIC Bank involving the launch of new products and services.
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China may prohibit foreign insurers from buying into more than one domestic insurance company, in an effort to avoid competition between the buyer and the seller
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Taiwan Life Insurance Co. has won approval from Chinese authorities for an insurance joint venture in China, the company said on Tuesday, the third such tie-up between firms in the two countries.
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Beijing-based Sunshine Property and Casualty Insurance Co said it has launched an overseas travel insurance product jointly with Europe's No. 2 insurer AXA.
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Chinese farmers, who are not well protected against all kinds of risks for lack of proper insurance products, can expect to see more of them come under the insurance umbrella as the country started to promote micro-insurance products in rural areas.
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Insurance premiums in China increased 24 percent in 2007 to hit 700 billion yuan ($97 billion), Wei Yingning, vice chairman of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission said on Tuesday.
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