Ratings agency flags continued pressure on China’s life insurers as low yields, rising equity exposure, and weakening solvency metrics weigh on the sector outlook.
The partnership unifies insurance and human resources services to provide mobility, risk protection, and transparent benefits for expatriate and local talent.
Rising AI adoption and deepening cloud dependencies are amplifying cyber risks as interest in cyber insurance continues to build, according to Munich Re.
China Life’s operating profit jumped 55% to 186.12bn yuan (US$27.31bn) in 2025, while New China Life and Ping An posted gains of 29% and 11%, respectively.
