Solvency assessment leads insurance companies to reduce holdings of A-shares? China Life Insurance states, "Currently, solvency is not a constraint for us."

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2026-03-26 06:10:27

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[Caixin] Recently, there has been volatility in the public equity markets, and market attention has focused on the role of insurance funds. Some market analysts believe that certain insurance funds may have reduced their holdings due to the solvency assessment in the first quarter of 2025.

On March 26, China Life held its 2025 annual performance release conference. Afterward, a China Life spokesperson told Caixin that the company has sufficient solvency and will not adjust its equity positions due to solvency concerns as suggested in previous market analyses. “Solvency is not currently a constraint for us.”

Previously, market rumors mentioned that the Ministry of Finance might issue 200 billion yuan in special national bonds to inject capital into China Life and other insurance companies. The spokesperson stated they have not heard of such news.

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