China Life Insurance Company Limited Danzhou Branch was fined RMB 100,000 for providing policyholders with benefits outside the insurance contract.
Blue Whale News, June 12 — Recently, the Danzhou Branch of the National Financial Regulatory Administration issued an administrative penalty decision targeting China Life Insurance Company Limited Danzhou Branch and its responsible personnel. The penalty notice stated that the primary violation committed by China Life Insurance Company Limited Danzhou Branch was providing policyholders with benefits beyond those stipulated in insurance contracts. In response to these violations, the Danzhou Branch of the National Financial Regulatory Administration imposed a fine of RMB 100,000 on the company and issued a warning along with a RMB 30,000 fine to Gao Yuande.
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Hong Kong Stock Market Movement | Mainland Insurance Stocks Continue to Rise; Insurers' Equity Investments in Hard-Tech Enterprises May Position Them as Exemplars of Patient Capital
Mainland China's insurance stocks continued to rise. As of the time of writing, China Life (02628.HK) was up 6.79% at HK$30.18; New China Insurance (01336.HK) gained 5.95% to HK$51.85; PICC (01339.HK) rose 5.51% to HK$5.55; and Ping An (02318.HK) increased by 2.29% to HK$58.15.
Hong Kong-listed insurance stocks rose collectively, with China Life Insurance and New China Insurance up more than 6%.
Gelonghui, June 12 — Insurance stocks in the Hong Kong market rallied collectively, with China Life Insurance and New China Insurance rising more than 6%, China Insurance Property & Casualty Company gaining over 5%, China Taiping Insurance Holdings up over 3%, and China Insurance Property & Casualty, China Pacific Insurance, and Ping An all advancing more than 2%.