Ping An Insurance Group of China: Ping An Insurance Group of China, known as Ping An Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd. of China, is a financial company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
It was born in Shekou, Shenzhen in 1988. It is China's first joint-stock insurance company. It has developed into an integrated, close-knit and diversified comprehensive financial services group that integrates insurance, banking, investment and other financial businesses.
China Life Insurance Group: China Life Insurance (Group) Company is a large national financial and insurance enterprise. The company and its subsidiaries constitute the largest state-owned financial and insurance group in my country.
The business covers property insurance, life insurance, pension insurance, asset management, overseas business, e-commerce and other fields.
Service hotline: 95519.
People's Insurance Company of China: The People's Insurance Company of China Co., Ltd. (referred to as PICC) is a comprehensive insurance (financial) company, one of the world's top 500, and one of the largest insurance companies in the world with a registered capital of 30.6 billion.
RMB is a very powerful company in the global insurance industry.
The company logo is PICC in English.
It currently owns more than ten professional subsidiaries, including PICC Property & Casualty, PICC Assets, PICC Health, PICC Life, PICC Investment, Huawen Holdings, PICC Capital, PICC Hong Kong, Zhongsheng International, Zhongren Brokerage, Zhongyuan Brokerage and PICC Property.
, PICC also holds a 32.35% stake in China Chengxin Trust.
Wu Yan, the first chairman and president after the shareholding reform.
Fortune Global 500 ranked 256th in 2013.
As of 2013, it owns more than ten professional companies including PICC Property & Casualty, PICC Assets, PICC Health, PICC Life, PICC Investment, Huawen Holdings, PICC Capital, PICC Hong Kong, Zhongsheng International, PICC Brokerage, Zhongyuan Brokerage and PICC Property.
Subsidiary, PICC also holds a 32.35% stake in China Chengxin Trust.
The business scope covers property insurance, life insurance, health insurance, asset management, insurance brokerage, trusts, funds and other fields, forming an insurance and financial industry cluster with far-reaching influence at home and abroad.
In 2012, it ranked 292nd on the Fortune Global 500 list.
China Pacific Insurance Group: China Pacific Insurance (A shares: 601601, H shares: 02601), also known as Pacific Insurance, referred to as China Pacific Insurance or CPIC, formerly China Pacific Insurance Company, was established on May 13, 1991.
A national joint-stock commercial insurance company approved by the People's Bank of China.
In 2001, in accordance with the approval of the State Council of China and the China Insurance Regulatory Commission for the reform of the branch operating agency system, the original China Pacific Insurance Company was renamed "China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd."
CPIC is the second largest property and casualty insurance company in mainland China, second only to China Property and Casualty Insurance Company, and the third largest life insurance company, second only to China Life and Ping An of China.
It itself operates diversified insurance services, including life insurance, property insurance, reinsurance, etc.
China Reinsurance Group: China Reinsurance (Group) Co., Ltd. (formerly known as China Reinsurance Company) (hereinafter referred to as "China Re Group") was approved by the State Council and established on the basis of the original China Reinsurance Co., Ltd. (established in January 1996).
The only state-owned professional reinsurance company was officially established on March 18, 1999. It was restructured and established in August 2003 on the basis of the original China Reinsurance Company. Its registered capital is RMB 3.9 billion.
On October 10, 2007, China Reinsurance (Group) Corporation has completed its overall restructuring after receiving a US$4 billion capital injection from Central Huijin Investment Co., Ltd. last year.
On the 10th, China Reinsurance (Group) Co., Ltd., which was restructured from its entirety, held its founding meeting and first general meeting of shareholders in Beijing.
The meeting announced that with the approval of the State Council and the approval of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, China Reinsurance (Group) Co., Ltd. was jointly established by the Ministry of Finance and Central Huijin Investment Co., Ltd. *** with a registered capital of 36.149 billion yuan. The Ministry of Finance and Central Huijin
The company holds 14.5% and 85.5% of the shares respectively.
The company as a whole inherits the assets, liabilities, business and employees of the original China Reinsurance (Group) Company and its six subsidiaries, and is still referred to as "China Re Group".
In accordance with national laws and regulations, the shareholders' meeting reviewed and approved the company's articles of association, rules of procedure for the shareholders' meeting and other proposals, and elected the first directors and supervisors of China Re Group.
China Re Group announced that after the establishment of the joint-stock company, it will continue to reform the operating mechanism, improve the corporate governance structure, improve internal management, improve the quality of the team, establish professional and diversified operations with reinsurance as the core, and achieve
Sustainable development, providing more and more professional services and support for the development of China’s insurance industry.
With the approval of the State Council and the approval of the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, China Reinsurance (Group) Company was restructured from a state-funded joint-stock company to a joint-stock company and was inaugurated on October 30, 2007.
The company ranks first in Asia and fifth in the world in the reinsurance industry with a registered capital of 36.149 billion yuan.
China Taiping Insurance Group: China Taiping Insurance Group Co., Ltd. (referred to as "China Taiping") was founded in Shanghai on November 20, 1929. It moved overseas in 1956 and re-entered the Chinese mainland market in 2001.