A Chinese brokerage reporter recently combed through and found that compared to last year's rapid progress in insurance capital listing, the pace of insurance capital listing has clearly slowed down since this year. According to the information announced by the China Insurance Industry Association as of the end of September, insurance companies have held licenses 6 times this year. If you count the 2 listings held at the end of last year and announced this year, a total of 8 times, far lower than the approximately 30 times in the same period last year. The number of insurance capital listing cases has declined markedly. One major reason behind this is that insurance institutions' investment layouts tend to be low key. An insurance company investment manager told the reporter that in order to avoid attracting excessive market attention, companies will pay extra attention to points such as the 5% or 10% listing line. Unless it is a clear investment target with excessive investment intentions, they will try their best to avoid touching this point. As the equity ratio reached a historically high level, the insurance capital layout became more prudent. The demand for reinvestment of insurance funds at low interest rates and the risk of fluctuations caused by high equity positions have become an important issue that insurance institutions need to balance and resolve. The chief investment officer of a foreign-funded life insurance company told the reporter that the equity asset ratio will remain stable this year, with the focus on optimizing the structure.

A Chinese brokerage reporter recently combed through and found that compared to last year's rapid progress in insurance capital listing, the pace of insurance capital listing has clearly slowed down since this year. According to the information announced by the China Insurance Industry Association as of the end of September, insurance companies have held licenses 6 times this year. If you count the 2 listings held at the end of last year and announced this year, a total of 8 times, far lower than the approximately 30 times in the same period last year. The number of insurance capital listing cases has declined markedly. One major reason behind this is that insurance institutions' investment layouts tend to be low key. An insurance company investment manager told the reporter that in order to avoid attracting excessive market attention, companies will pay extra attention to points such as the 5% or 10% listing line. Unless it is a clear investment target with excessive investment intentions, they will try their best to avoid touching this point. As the equity ratio reached a historically high level, the insurance capital layout became more prudent. The demand for reinvestment of insurance funds at low interest rates and the risk of fluctuations caused by high equity positions have become an important issue that insurance institutions need to balance and resolve. The chief investment officer of a foreign-funded life insurance company told the reporter that the equity asset ratio will remain stable this year, with the focus on optimizing the structure.