Stricter rules create competition in China’s life market

13-10-2016

Stricter regulations rolled out by the Chinese Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) in 2016 have created a more competitive environment in China’s life market, according to an AM Best briefing, Asia-Pacific Reinsurance Movement.

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Chinese Insurance Regulatory Commission, Asia-Pacific, AM Best, Insurance, Reinsurance, Risk management, EAIC 2016

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