The net profit of A-share listed insurance companies increased by 70%, and China Life Insurance responded to low-interest rate risks with a "coordinated multi-objective" approach.
Currently, all five listed insurance companies in the A-share market have completed their performance disclosures for 2024, with Ping An, China Life, Taikang, PICC, and New China recording a net profit attributable to shareholders of 3,476...
Directly addressing the China Pacific Insurance Earnings Conference: The management of liability costs and investment pressure continues to increase. By 2025, there will be an increase in allocation to long-term interest rate bonds without over-concentrat
① Continue to strengthen the allocation of long-term interest rate bonds to effectively extend the duration of Fixed Income Assets; ② Actively and effectively increase the allocation of equity assets and alternative investments such as unlisted equities; ③ High dividend stocks in Hong Kong are very attractive, and there will not be excessive stakes in a single Industry.
Last year, net additions exceeded 100 billion. China Life Insurance executives stated at the Earnings Conference: remain optimistic; the proportion of equity investment will be moderately increased by 2025.
① In 2024, the net increase in positions will exceed 100 billion for the whole year, and the proportion of equity Asset investments will moderately increase in 2025, continuing to steadily allocate high-dividend and low-volatility assets. ② It is necessary to consider the company's ability to pay after dividends and the impact of profit fluctuations, and to smooth the dividend levels.
Last year's profits tripled, and New China Life Insurance's annual report reallocates high-dividend assets.
The allocation to high dividend OCI Assets has increased to 500%.
Honghu Private Equity has increased by another 20 billion, and the China Life Insurance Earnings Conference revealed the "increased investment plan".
High dividend + low volatility dividends + alternative Assets are the focus of equity allocation.
Choosing between A-shares or Hong Kong stocks, Technology or non-Technology? Goldman Sachs' Research Reports respond to two major hot topics in investing in China.
① Currently, should investors continue investing in Hong Kong Stocks or shift to the A-share market? Should the focus be on the Technology Sector or shift to Consumer, Real Estate, and other non-Technology sectors? ② On Wednesday, Goldman Sachs' chief China Stocks strategist, Liu Jinjing, provided an analysis in his report.
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