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Chapter 1: Global Reinsurance Industry Development Status and Lessons Learned.
1.1 Overview of the global reinsurance market.
1.1.1 Global reinsurance market landscape.
1.1.2 Capital scale of the global reinsurance industry.
1.1.3 New trends in global reinsurance capitalization.
1) Catastrophe bonds.
2) Side trailer.
3) Industry loss guarantee.
4) Mortgage reinsurance.
1.2 The development status and experience of the reinsurance industry in the United States.
1.2.1 The current status of the reinsurance industry in the United States.
1 The current status of the reinsurance industry in the United States.
1) U.S. international reinsurance market demand: ceding abroad.
2) U.S. reinsurance market supply: from abroad.
2) New York reinsurance market.
1) Reinsurance market entities.
2) Separate the destination and the incoming**.
3) Reinsurance transaction methods.
4) The policy environment of the reinsurance market.
1.2.2 Market structure of the U.S. reinsurance industry.
1.2.3 Business structure of the U.S. reinsurance industry.
1.2.4 Model analysis of the U.S. reinsurance industry.
1.2.5 Analysis of regulatory policies in the U.S. reinsurance industry.
1) Regulatory policies for market access.
2) Solvency supervision.
3) Credit security supervision.
4) U.S. Reinsurance Intermediary Regulation.
1.2.6 Lessons learned from the U.S. reinsurance industry.
1) Pay attention to the use of indirect supervision.
2) Improve the content of supervision and leave no regulatory vacuum.
3) Strengthen the supervision of the reinsurance market.
4) Establish a reinsurance credit supervision system in a timely manner.
1.3 The development status and experience of the reinsurance industry in the UK.
1.3.1 The current state of the reinsurance industry in the UK.
1.3.2 Analysis of the regulatory model of the UK reinsurance industry.
1) Direct regulation of reinsurance business in the UK – regulation of reinsurers in the UK.
2) Indirect regulation of reinsurance business in the UK – regulation of reinsurance agreements signed by the original insurer.
1.3.3 Lessons learned from the UK reinsurance industry.
1.4 The development status and experience of the reinsurance industry in Japan.
1.4.1 The current status of the reinsurance industry in Japan.
1.4.2 The insurance scale of Japan's reinsurance industry.
1.4.3 Prospects for the reinsurance industry in Japan.
1.5 The development status and experience of Swiss Re industry.
1.5.1 The current state of the Swiss Re industry.
1.5.2 Analysis of Swiss Re industry patterns.
1.5.3 Swiss Re industry experience.
Chapter 2: Analysis of China's Reinsurance Industry Development Environment.
2.1 Analysis of the economic environment of China's reinsurance industry.
2.1.1 Analysis of global macroeconomic trends.
2.1.2 Analysis of China's macroeconomic trends.
2.1.3 Macroeconomic trends in China**.
2.2 Analysis of the economic environment of China's reinsurance industry.
2.2.1 Analysis of industry-related management departments.
2.2.2. Analysis of the latest development plan of the industry.
2.2.3 Analysis of the latest promotion policies in the industry.
2.2.4 Industry policy development trends**.
2.3 Analysis of the social environment of China's reinsurance industry.
2.3.1 Analysis of population structure and social wealth.
2.3.2 Analysis of the trend of household miniaturization.
2.3.3 Urbanization is accelerating.
2.3.4 Analysis of the demographic dividend period.
Chapter 3: Analysis of the development status of China's reinsurance industry.
3.1 Analysis of the development status of China's insurance industry.
3.1.1 Analysis of premium income of the insurance industry.
3.1.2 Analysis of insurance industry's compensation expenditure.
3.1.3 Analysis of the asset size of insurance companies.
3.1.4 In-depth analysis of insurance in the insurance industry.
3.1.5 Analysis of insurance density in the insurance industry.
3.2 Analysis of the development status of China's reinsurance industry.
3.2.1 The development history of the reinsurance industry.
3.2.2 Analysis of the development status of the reinsurance industry.
3.2.3 Characteristics of the development of the reinsurance industry.
3.2.4. Issuance of reinsurance industry licenses.
3.2.5 Prospects for reinsurer licence applications.
3.2.6 Analysis of the business structure of the reinsurance industry.
3.3 Analysis of the reinsurance scale of China's reinsurance industry.
3.3.1 Asset size analysis of reinsurance companies.
3.3.2 Analysis of premium income of reinsurance business.
3.3.3 In-depth analysis of reinsurance business.
3.4 Analysis of market segments of China's reinsurance industry.
3.4.1 Property reinsurance business analysis.
3.4.2 Life reinsurance business analysis.
Chapter 4: Market Competitive Analysis of China's Reinsurance Industry.
4.1 Competitive landscape of China's reinsurance industry.
4.1.1 Enterprise Competitive Landscape.
4.1.2 Regional Competitive Landscape.
4.2 Analysis of mergers and acquisitions in China's reinsurance industry.
4.2.1. Analysis of industry mergers and acquisitions.
4.2.2 Case study of industry mergers and acquisitions.
1) Sino International acquired Sino Insurance International Group.
2) Qianhai Financial Holding and Shenzhen Investment Holding jointly invested in the acquisition of Singapore ACR Company.
4.2.3 Analysis of industry mergers and acquisitions.
Chapter 5: Analysis of the Operating Conditions of Reinsurance Institutions in China.
5.1 Structural analysis of China's reinsurance institutions.
5.1.1 Foreign reinsurance institutions.
5.1.2 Chinese-funded reinsurance institutions.
5.2 Analysis of the operation of reinsurance institutions in China.
5.2.1 China Reinsurance (Group) shares***
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance business structure.
4) Corporate reinsurance premium income.
5) Corporate reinsurance reimbursement expenses.
6) Corporate reinsurance customer analysis.
7) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.2 Jiangtai Reinsurance Brokers***
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance business structure.
4) Corporate reinsurance premium income.
5) Corporate reinsurance customer analysis.
6) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.3 China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Co., Ltd.
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance business structure.
4) Corporate reinsurance premium income.
5) Corporate reinsurance reimbursement expenses.
6) Corporate reinsurance customer analysis.
7) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.4 Chinese Life Reinsurance Co., Ltd.
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance business structure.
4) Corporate reinsurance premium income.
5) Corporate reinsurance reimbursement expenses.
6) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.5 Qianhai Reinsurance shares***
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Analysis of corporate reinsurance business.
4) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.6 Ping An Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd. of China***
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance business structure.
4) Corporate reinsurance premium income.
5) Corporate reinsurance reimbursement expenses.
6) Corporate reinsurance customer analysis.
7) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.7 China Pacific Insurance (Group) shares***
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance business structure.
4) Corporate reinsurance payouts.
5) Corporate reinsurance customer analysis.
6) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.8 New China Life Insurance Shares***
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance business structure.
4) Corporate reinsurance customer analysis.
5) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of enterprises.
5.2.9 Wuzhou (Beijing) Insurance Brokers***
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Enterprise reinsurance business.
3) Corporate reinsurance customer analysis.
4) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.10 Anbang Life Insurance Shares***
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Corporate reinsurance business structure.
3) Corporate reinsurance premium income.
4) Corporate reinsurance customer analysis.
5) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of enterprises.
5.2.11 Munich Re Beijing Branch.
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance business.
4) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.12 Shanghai Branch of General Reinsurance AG.
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance premium income.
4) Corporate reinsurance payouts.
5) Corporate reinsurance coverage analysis.
6) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.13 French Reinsurance Company Beijing Branch.
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance business structure.
4) Corporate reinsurance premium income.
5) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of enterprises.
5.2.14 Hannover Reinsurance AG Shanghai Branch.
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Corporate reinsurance premium income.
4) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the enterprise.
5.2.15 RGA American Reinsurance Company Shanghai Branch.
1) Basic information of the enterprise.
2) Business sponsor analysis.
3) Analysis of corporate reinsurance business.
4) Corporate reinsurance customer analysis.
5) Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of enterprises.
Chapter 6: Analysis of China's Reinsurance Industry Development Prospects and Investment Trends.
6.1 Development prospects for China's reinsurance industry**.
6.1.1 Analysis of industry development trends.
1) The industry has a large market capacity and good investment prospects.
2) There are fewer companies in the industry, and there are more opportunities for potential entrants.
3) Policy escort, better investment opportunities in the future.
4) Shanghai, Shenzhen and Tianjin are expected to become the main players in the reinsurance market.
5) Competitive strategies and means of competition are diversified.
6.1.2 Analysis of industry favorable factors.
1) The development of the original insurance market provides a good basis for the development of the reinsurance market.
2) The global reinsurance market has a trend of capitalization development in 2017.
3) The increase in income and the aging of the age structure have increased the demand for life insurance products, which has promoted the development of the reinsurance industry.
4) Policy escort, "New National Ten Points" to determine development goals.
5) The solvency constraint mechanism is increasingly strengthened.
6) The channels for the use of insurance funds have been broadened.
6.1.3. Analysis of unfavorable factors for the development of the industry.
1) The legal system for the supervision of the reinsurance market is not perfect.
2) The reinsurance market has a low level of development.
3) The technical service level of the reinsurance market is backward.
4) The reinsurance market is less internationalized.
6.1.4 Challenges facing the future of industry development.
1) The impact of fluctuations in domestic and foreign financial markets has increased.
2) Frequent catastrophes and major accidents.
3) Overseas reinsurers rush to land.
4) The structure of reinsurance demand has changed.
5) It is more difficult to manage insurance assets.
6.1.5 Industry development prospects**.
6.2 Analysis of the investment characteristics of China's reinsurance industry.
6.2.1 Analysis of industry investment barriers.
1) Policy barriers.
2) Barriers to market competition.
3) Financial barriers.
6.2.2 Analysis of industry profit model.
6.3 Investment strategy suggestions for China's reinsurance industry.
6.3.1 Industry investment opportunity analysis.
1) It is easier for the FTZ to cultivate the domestic reinsurance market and entities.
2) The reinsurance lawyer service industry will become a major investment opportunity with the development of the reinsurance industry.
6.3.2. Analysis of the future development of the industry.
1) Suggestions for industry market competition.
2) Suggestions for the future development strategy of the industry.
1) Improve the supervision of China's reinsurance market (SO strategy).
2) Strengthen the construction of reinsurance market entities (WO strategy).
3) Accelerate the pace of internationalization of Chinese reinsurance companies (WT strategy).
4) Enhance the core competitiveness of reinsurance companies (ST strategy).
Table of Contents of Charts. Chart 1: Global top 10 reinsurers in premium income (in US$100 million).
Chart 2: Global Top 50 Reinsurers' Country Market Share (in %)
Chart 3: Changes in global reinsurer capitalization, 2017-2023 (in US$100 million, %)
Exhibit 4: Alternative Reinsurance Market Development, 2017-2023 (USD millions).
Chart 5: Catastrophe bond issuance in the international market from 2017 to 2023 (unit: US$100 million).
Chart 6: U.S. offshore ceding premiums and amortized claims (in US$100 million, %) from 2017 to 2023
Chart 7: Distribution of U.S. reinsurance business by offshore ceding destinations, 2017-2023 (unit: %)
Chart 8: U.S. offshore ceding premiums and amortized claims (including related and non-related ceding premiums) from 2017 to 2023 (unit: US$ 100 million, %)
Chart 9: Net foreign premiums (in $100 million) from the U.S. primary insurance market from 2017 to 2023
Exhibit 10: Regional distribution of global reinsurance premium income (in %)
Exhibit 11: Breakdown of business entities in the U.S. reinsurance market.
Exhibit 12: U.S. Reinsurance Market Share (in %) from 2017 to 2023
Exhibit 13: U.S. non-life reinsurance premium income structure (in %)
Figure 14: Key features of the financial integration unit model.
Exhibit 15: Chart of Atlantic Re's strategic development model.
Figure 16: Reform measures implemented by Lloyd's.
Chart 17: Lloyd's development, 2017-2023 (in GBP billion, %)
Exhibit 18: Conditions under which a non-EU company can be authorised to engage in reinsurance business in the UK.
Exhibit 19: UK financial requirements for direct insurers.
Exhibit 20: Reinsurance value in Japan, 2017-2023 (US$ billion, %)
Exhibit 21: Full-year results details of Swiss Re for the 2018-2023 fiscal year (in millions of dollars, dollars, %)
Exhibit 22: Swiss Re's strategic development model.
Exhibit 23: Global macroeconomic growth rate and** (unit: %) from 2016 to 2023
Exhibit 24: Economic growth of major economies in 2023** (in %)
Exhibit 25: China's GDP growth trend from 2017 to 2023 (unit: %)
Exhibit 26: Growth of key economic indicators from 2017 to 2023** (in %)
Exhibit 27: China's policies to promote the development of the reinsurance industry from 2018 to 2023.
Figure 28: The number of people aged 60 and over and 65 and over in China from 2017 to 2023 (unit: 10,000 people).
Figure 29: Changes in China's urbanization level from 2017 to 2023 (unit: 10,000 people, %)
Figure 30: Proportion of Chinese population dependency structure from 2017 to 2023 (unit: %)
Figure 31: Insurance companies' premium income from primary insurance and classified insurance from 2017 to 2023 (unit: 100 million yuan).
Figure 32: Compensation expenses of insurance companies for primary insurance and classified insurance from 2017 to 2023 (unit: 100 million yuan).
Chart 33: Trend of asset scale of insurance companies from 2017 to 2023 (unit: 100 million yuan, %)
Chart 34: China's insurance depth trend from 2017 to 2023 (unit: %)
Exhibit 35: Comparison of insurance depth between China and developed countries (unit: %)
Figure 36: Changes in insurance density of China's insurance industry from 2017 to 2023 (unit: yuan, 10,000 yuan).
Figure 37: Comparison of insurance density in China and developed countries (in US dollars).
Exhibit 38: Development history of China Reinsurance (Group) shares***.
Exhibit 39: List of independent reinsurance legal person licenses in China.
Chart 40: 2023 China Reinsurance (Group) shares*** reinsurance business structure (unit: %)
Exhibit 41: Asset scale statistics of China reinsurance companies as of the first half of 2023 (unit: 100 million yuan).
Exhibit 42: China's reinsurance business premium income and** (unit: 100 million yuan) from 2024 to 2030
Exhibit 43: Insurance depth of China's reinsurance business, 2017-2023 (unit: 100 million yuan, %)
Exhibit 44: Market structure of China's reinsurance business in 2023 (unit: 100 million yuan, %)
Exhibit 45: 2017-2023 revenue trend of China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Co., Ltd. (unit: 100 million yuan, %)
Chart 46: Reinsurance income of Chinese Life Reinsurance Co., Ltd. from 2018 to 2023 (unit: yuan).
Chart 47: Market share of China's reinsurance companies (million yuan, %)
Exhibit 48: Insurance M&A deal flow in 2023 (USD billions).
Exhibit 49: Foreign Reinsurance Institutions in China.
Exhibit 50: China Reinsurance (Group) shares*** basic situation.
Exhibit 51: China Reinsurance (Group) shares*** reinsurance business structure in 2023 (unit: %)
Chart 52: 2016-2023 China Reinsurance (Group) shares*** premium income (unit: 100 million yuan).
Exhibit 53: 2017-2023 China Reinsurance (Group) Co., Ltd. *** reinsurance compensation expenses (unit: thousand yuan).
Exhibit 54: Proportion of major customers of China Reinsurance (Group) shares*** insurance business (unit: %)
Exhibit 55: Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of China Reinsurance (Group) shares.
Exhibit 56: Jiangtai Reinsurance Brokers*** Basic Information.
Exhibit 57: Jiangtai Reinsurance Brokers*** Reinsurance products.
Exhibit 58: Jiangtai Reinsurance Brokers*** Reinsurance Customer Analysis.
Exhibit 59: Jiangtai Reinsurance Brokers*** Advantages and Disadvantages Analysis.
Exhibit 60: Basic information of China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Co., Ltd.
Exhibit 61: Organizational chart of China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Corporation.
Exhibit 62: 2023 China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Co., Ltd. main insurance data (unit: 10,000 yuan).
Figure 63: Comparison of premium income of various types of insurance of China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Co., Ltd. from 2014 to 2015 (unit: 10,000 yuan).
Exhibit 64: Income statement of China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Co., Ltd. from 2018 to 2023 (unit: yuan).
Figure 65: Revenue trend of China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Co., Ltd. from 2017 to 2023 (unit: 10,000 yuan).
Exhibit 66: Reinsurance payouts of China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Co., Ltd. from 2018 to 2023 (unit: RMB).
Exhibit 67: Strengths and weaknesses of China Property & Casualty Reinsurance Corporation.
Exhibit 68: Basic information of Chinese Life Reinsurance Co., Ltd.
Chart 69: Reinsurance income of Chinese Life Reinsurance Co., Ltd. from 2018 to 2023 (unit: yuan).
Chart 70: Reinsurance compensation expenses of Chinese Life Reinsurance Co., Ltd. from 2018 to 2023 (unit: yuan).
Exhibit 71: Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of Chinese Life Reinsurance Co., Ltd.
Exhibit 72: Basic information on Qianhai Reinsurance shares***.
Exhibit 73: Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of Qianhai Reinsurance shares.
Exhibits74: Basic information on Ping An Insurance (Group) shares of China.
Exhibit 75: Relationship between the ultimate controller of shareholders holding more than 5% of the shares of Ping An Insurance (Group) of China and the company (unit: %)
Exhibit 76: 2018-2023 Ping An Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd.*** insurance business revenue by insurance contract (unit: million yuan).
Exhibit 77: 2018-2023 Ping An Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd. *** insurance contract compensation expenses (unit: million yuan).
Exhibit 78: Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of Ping An Insurance (Group) shares of China.
Exhibit 79: Basic information of China Pacific Insurance (Group) shares***.
Exhibit 80: Relationship between the ultimate controller of the major shareholders of Ping An Insurance (Group) of China and the company in 2023 (unit: %)
Chart 81: 2018-2023 Ping An Insurance (Group) of China's shares*** ceding premium income (unit: million yuan, %)
Chart 82: 2018-2023 Ping An Insurance (Group) of China's shares*** premium income (unit: million yuan, %)
Chart 83: 2018-2023 Ping An Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd. *** reinsurance compensation expenses (unit: million yuan).
Exhibit 84: Top 5 reinsurance companies with reinsurance receivables in 2023 Brokerage firms (Unit: %)
Exhibit 85: Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of China Pacific Insurance (Group) shares.
Exhibit 86: Basic information on New China Life Insurance shares***.
Exhibit 87: Shareholdings of the top 10 shareholders of New China Life Insurance in 2023 (unit: %)
Chart 88: Chart of the relationship between the ultimate controller of the corporate shareholders holding more than 10% (including 10%) of the shares of New China Life Insurance and the Company in 2023 (unit: %)
Exhibit 89: 2018-2023 New China Life Insurance shares*** ceding premiums (unit: million yuan).
Exhibit 90: 2018-2023 New China Life Insurance Co., Ltd. *** Reinsurance Customer Analysis (Unit: million yuan).
Exhibit 91: Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of New China Life Insurance shares.
Exhibit 92: Basic information of Wuzhou (Beijing) Insurance Brokers***.
Exhibit 93: Wuzhou (Beijing) Insurance Brokers*** reinsurance contract products.
Exhibit 94: Wuzhou (Beijing) Insurance Brokers*** Vehicle Reinsurance Products.
Exhibit 95: Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of Wuzhou (Beijing) insurance brokers.
Exhibits96: Basic information on Anbang Life Insurance shares***.
Exhibit 97: 2018-2023 Anbang Life Insurance shares*** ceding premium scale (unit: yuan).
Exhibit 98: Anbang Life Insurance Shares*** Reinsurance Customer Analysis (Unit: %)
Exhibit 99: Analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of Anbang Life Insurance shares.
Exhibit 100: Basic information of Munich Re Beijing Branch.
Exhibit 101: Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of Munich Re Beijing Branch.
Exhibits102: General Reinsurance AG Shanghai Branch Basic Information.
Exhibit 103: Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the Shanghai branch of GE Reinsurance AG.
Exhibit 104: Basic information of the Beijing branch of French Reinsurance Company.
Exhibit 105: Analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the Beijing branch of the French reinsurance company.
Exhibits106: Basic information of Hannover Reinsurance AG Shanghai Branch.
Exhibit 107: Analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of Hannover Reinsurance AG Shanghai Branch.
Exhibits108: Basic information of RGA US Reinsurance Company Shanghai Branch.
Exhibit 109: Analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of RGA's Shanghai branch.
Exhibit 110: Basic information of Taiping Reinsurance (China)**.
Exhibit 111: Taiping Reinsurance*** development.
Exhibit 112: Taiping Reinsurance*** gross written premiums (in millions of dollars) from 2017 to 2023
Exhibit 113: Taiping Reinsurance*** net underwriting premiums (in HK$ million) from 2017 to 2023
Exhibit 114: Gross Settled Claims of Taiping Reinsurance*** from 2018 to 2023 (in HKD).
Exhibit 115: Taiping Reinsurance (China)** Strengths and Weaknesses Analysis.
Exhibit 116: Basic information of Swiss Re Beijing Branch.
Exhibit 117: Analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of Swiss Re Beijing Branch.
Exhibit 118: Competitive Strategies of Reinsurance Market Players.
Exhibit 119: Market size of China's reinsurance industry, 2024-2030** (unit: 100 million yuan).
Exhibit 120: The role of the reinsurance lawyer services industry.