China updates rules for large insurance groups, adds risk control requirements -Breaking
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BEIJING (Reuters), – China’s insurance and banking regulator has issued new guidelines on Tuesday regarding risk management and investment activities for insurance groups. The aim is to improve supervision and protect the sector from potential risks.
According to a statement on the website of China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission, (CBIRC), the rules were updated in 2010. This was to reflect significant changes in insurance group development over time and external environments.
It stated that China had 13 insurance companies with total assets of 2.2 trillion Yuan (or $3455.29 billion), under its management at the end of 2020, and was the dominant market for insurance.
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