China's life insurance product pricing is set to remain stable to the end of this year, following an announcement by the Insurance Association of China (IAC).
China's basic medical insurance currently cannot support an out-of-pocket payment cap for elderly patients, the National Healthcare Security Administration (NHSA) has declared.
Nine government agencies, including the Ministry of Commerce, recently issued the "Policy Measures on Promoting High-Quality Development of the Domestic Service Industry" (dubbed the Policy Measures), including encouraging insurers to develop products for domestic helpers or caregivers.
China's publicly offered real estate investment trust (REIT) market has led to fast-paced issuances this year to date, building on the strong momentum established in 2025. A growing lineup of REITs--spanning commercial real estate, transport infrastructure, and affordable rental housing--has completed fundraising and started trading on domestic exchanges.
Driven by the rising popularity of high-performance domestic motorcycle brands like Zhang Xue Motor, China's motorcycle industry is undergoing a massive shift from basic transportation to a lifestyle and leisure phenomenon. However, as riding culture grows, the long-overlooked motorcycle insurance branch is at a crucial turning point.
The traditional insurance agent's personal branding model built on free online traffic is drawing to a close.
China's CNY40tn ($5.9tn) insurance industry has gradually moved beyond its traditional strategy of buying high-dividend bank stocks and accumulating real estate bonds. It is now investing in new industries such as AI computing infrastructure and humanoid robotics.
A 20% stake in Xinjiang Qianhai United Property & Casualty Insurance Co (Qianhai Property Insurance), held by the financing platform company, Jushenghua, has found a buyer after two rounds of auctions.
Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China has unveiled a range of innovative AI products and services at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference 2026.
Aon has appointed Mr Joe Liang as executive chairman of Greater China for Reinsurance. Under Mr Liang's leadership, the team will continue helping clients identify opportunities, address emerging risks and strengthen business performance.