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The China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) has introduced system that will require foreign reinsurers to deposit funds with unaffiliated domestic commercial banks in a move that it said will mitigate the credit risk arising from foreign carriers operating in the country.
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CIRC, China Insurance Regulatory Commission, Reinsurance, China, Asia Pacific
