China Taiping Insurance Holdings Company Limited
CINSF
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ISIN
HK0000055878
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87.33
15.98
3Y
246.91
62.25
5Y
44.10
67.55
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- Zhaojun Yin
- Full Time Employees
- 57,951
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Insurance - Life
- Address
- 18 King Wah Road Hong Kong Hong Kong
- IPO Date
- Apr 1, 2013
- Website
- ctih.cntaiping.com
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- China Taiping Insurance Holdings Company Limited (CTIH), an investment holding company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (ticker: 0966.HK; OTC: CINSF), primarily engages in insurance and reinsurance businesses across mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, the United Kingdom, Indonesia, and other international markets; the company operates through six key segments including Life Insurance, which offers participating insurance, annuities, health insurance, corporate and personal retirement insurance, group life insurance, individual life insurance, and accident insurance; Property and Casualty Insurance in the People's Republic of China (PRC), providing motor, marine, non-marine, compulsory motor, liability, credit, guarantee, and short-term accident and health insurance; Reinsurance, specializing in property damage, life, marine cargo and hull, casualty (except outside Asia), and miscellaneous non-marine reinsurance; Pension and Group Life Insurance, focusing on corporate and personal retirement, annuities, and group life products; Overseas Property and Casualty Insurance, delivering motor, marine, and non-marine coverage in Hong Kong, Macau, Singapore, the UK, and Indonesia; and Other Businesses, encompassing asset management, insurance brokerage and agency, reinsurance brokerage, financial leasing, property investments, securities trading and broking, internet insurance, elderly care investments, and pension industry investments. Incorporated in Hong Kong in February 2000 with roots tracing back to predecessors founded in 1929 (Taiping Fire and Marine Insurance Company in Shanghai) and headquartered at 25/F, 18 King Wah Road, North Point, Hong Kong, CTIH is a subsidiary of China Taiping Insurance Group Limited, a Chinese state-owned financial and insurance conglomerate under the oversight of the Ministry of Finance; the company, formerly known as China Insurance International Holdings Company Limited until its renaming in August 2009, derives the majority of its profits from life insurance operations in mainland China, where it holds notable market positions including eighth in property and casualty insurance (2.0% direct premium share in H1 2017) via Taiping General Insurance and ninth in life insurance (3.8% policy share) via Taiping Life Insurance, while maintaining strong reinsurance presence through Taiping Reinsurance (17.0% market share in Hong Kong in 2005) and fourth place in Hong Kong general insurance (6.0% gross written premiums share in 2018) via China Taiping Insurance (HK) Company Limited. Recent developments include deepening strategic cooperation with Ageas in May 2024, through which Ageas invested RMB 1,075 million (approximately EUR 137 million) for a 10% stake in CTIH's subsidiary Taiping Pension Co., Ltd. (TPP), enhancing pension solutions amid China's growing personal pension market and bolstering CTIH's position as one of the largest pension insurers managing EUR 71 billion in assets as of 2023; ongoing comprehensive synergy and strategic client cooperation expansions as highlighted in the 2024 annual results, with total group assets exceeding HK$1.5 trillion (up 14.2% year-over-year) and profit attributable to owners at HK$6.190 billion (up 44.1%); and historical restructuring such as the 2013 acquisition of assets from its parent for RMB 10.58 billion, including stakes in Taiping Life and overseas interests, alongside earlier integrations like the 2009 privatization of Ming An (Holdings) and asset injections in 2001-2002.