Recently, new methods of capital replenishment have emerged in the insurance industry, including Ping An of China's issuance of over HK$10 billion offshore zero-interest convertible bonds, and some small and medium insurance companies plan to increase capital by transferring capital reserves to increase registered capital. Industry insiders believe that currently, there is a strong demand for supplementary capital in the insurance industry. In addition to commonly used domestic debt issuance and capital increases, some new methods of capital supplementation are expected to make insurers' capital replenishment paths more diverse, enhance capital strength, meet solvency requirements, and reserve space for the steady development of enterprises.

Recently, new methods of capital replenishment have emerged in the insurance industry, including Ping An of China's issuance of over HK$10 billion offshore zero-interest convertible bonds, and some small and medium insurance companies plan to increase capital by transferring capital reserves to increase registered capital. Industry insiders believe that currently, there is a strong demand for supplementary capital in the insurance industry. In addition to commonly used domestic debt issuance and capital increases, some new methods of capital supplementation are expected to make insurers' capital replenishment paths more diverse, enhance capital strength, meet solvency requirements, and reserve space for the steady development of enterprises.