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China proposes folding CBIRC into new body
09 March 2023New regulator would sit directly below State Council
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Taking the lead - how Xin Liu helped evolve C-Ross's market risk rules
21 March 2022Xin Liu had, arguably, the most pivotal risk for CIOs in leading the development of C-Ross Phase II rules on market risk. David Walker gained exclusive insight from him on evolving the rules
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Dialling up the asset management products in China
21 April 2020New regulatory guidelines in China for insurers' asset management products could electrify the once contentious $400bn market. David Walker reports
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China to test ALM reporting for one year
02 March 2018China's insurance regulator has released new regulations on asset-liability management (ALM) in its latest step to prevent asset-liability mismatch risks.
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Waldorf Astoria falls into Beijing's hands as authorities seize owner Anbang
23 February 2018Chinese insurer wanted to sell trophy New York investment back to Blackstone
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Anbang mulling selling Waldorf Astoria back to Blackstone, reports say
13 February 2018Trophy-property hunting Chinese insurer Anbang Insurance Group is reported to be discussing selling New York's iconic Waldorf Astoria hotel back to private financiers Blackstone Group for an undisclosed sum.
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China's regulator tightens rules on local government debt
18 January 2018Chinese insurers have been ordered to check their local government debt holdings and rectify any non-compliance as the state seeks to clampdown on illicit government borrowing
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Circ shames five insurance asset managers with inadequate reporting
27 December 2017The China Insurance Regulatory Commission (Circ) has identified five asset managers that have failed to file adequate reporting
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Chinese watchdog to punish poor ALM management with vetoes
18 December 2017Investments and other business activities at weakest companies face curbs
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Appetite for alternatives brings credit risk concerns for China's insurers
20 September 2017Moody's warns small and medium-sized insurers are most at risk, as regulatory and economic factors encourage less familiar investments