Global law firm Clyde & Co has appointed Patrick Peng as head of corporate for Greater China.
China's top financial regulator, the National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA), has said that it will guide the insurance and banking sectors to fast-track financial services and support to aid relief efforts following the devastating residential building fire in Hong Kong on 25 November 2025.
China's five major A-share listed insurers -- Ping An Insurance, PICC, China Life, China Pacific Insurance (CPIC), and New China Life -- have reported a combined net profit attributable to shareholders of CNY426.0bn ($60.2bn) for the first three quarters of this year (3Q2025), up by 33.5% year-on-year, already surpassing 2024's the full-year total of CNY347.6bn
More activity is expected in China's personal pension system as the Ministry of Finance and the People's Bank of China have jointly issued a notice announcing their decision to allow authorised institutions to offer electronic savings treasury bonds to subscribers to the system, which marks its third anniversary this month.
The pace of raising funds by insurance companies intensified in November 2025, with six insurers issuing bonds so far during the month.
Insurers in China are not expected to increase funds raised from bond issuances this year over last year, despite the continued decline in interest rates. Instead, bond issuance has gradually slowed and the total volume has decreased year-on-year, unlike the continuous rise in issuance scale and frequency over the past two years,
China Post Group (China Post) has received a licence from the National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA) to carry out insurance agency business.
BNP Paribas Tianxing Property and Casualty Insurance Co has received approval from the National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA) to commence operations, a year after receiving licensing approval.
The National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA) has announced that Fuze Life Insurance has officially obtained its insurance licence.
A total of 67 property insurers have disclosed their average motor insurance premiums per vehicle for the first nine months of this year, with an analysis showing that the highest stood at CNY5,700 ($805), while the lowest was CNY880.