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Published by: Business Monitor International
Published: Oct. 30, 2009 - 106 Pages
Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- The Sector At A Glance
- Table: Overview Of China’s Insurance Sector
- Key Insights On China’s Insurance Sector
- SWOT Analysis
- China Insurance Industry SWOT
- China Political SWOT
- China Economic SWOT
- China Business Environment SWOT
- Global Overview
- Projections And Forecasts
- Table: Premiums, 2006-2013
- Projections And Drivers Of Growth
- Table: Growth Drivers, 2006-2013
- Country Update
- Macroeconomic Outlook
- Table: China - Economic Activity, 2006-2013
- Political Outlook
- Insurance Business Environment Rating
- Table: China - Insurance Business Environment Indicators
- Table: Asia Insurance Business Environment Ratings
- Regional Context
- Table: Non-Life Premiums In A Regional Context, 2008
- Table: Life Premiums In A Regional Context, 2008
- Table: Comparison Of Major Lines As % Of Non-Life Premiums, 2006 (%)
- Major Players In China’s Insurance Sector
- Table: Top 18 Local Non-Life Groups By Premiums, H109
- Table: Foreign Non-Life Insurers, H109
- Table: Top 20 Domestic Life Groups By Premiums, H109
- Table: Top 20 Foreign Life Groups By Premiums, H109
- Analysis Of Regional Competitive Conditions
- Local Company Profiles
- China Life Insurance Company Limited (China Life)
- China Pacific Insurance Company Ltd
- New China Life Insurance (Xinhua)
- PICC Property and Casualty Company Limited
- Ping An Insurance (Group ) (Ping An)
- Taikang Life Insurance
- Regional Company Profiles
- AEGON
- AIG
- Allianz
- Aviva
- AXA
- Cardif
- Fortis
- Generali
- Groupama
- HDI-Gerling
- HSBC Insurance
- ING Group
- Liberty Mutual
- Manulife
- MetLife
- Prudential Financial
- Prudential Plc
- QBE
- RSA
- Sun Life Financial
- The Principal
- Zurich Financial Services
- Country Snapshot: China Demographic Data
- Section 1: Population
- Table: Demographic Indicators, 2005-2030
- Table: Rural/Urban Breakdown, 2005-2030
- Section 2: Education And Healthcare
- Table: Education, 2002-2005
- Table: Vital Statistics, 2005-2030
- Section 3: Labour Market And Spending Power
- Table: Employment Indicators, 2001-2006
- Table: Consumer Expenditure Per Capital, 2000-2012 (US$)
- Table: Average Annual Manufacturing Wages, 2005-2012
- Methodology
- Insurance Business Environment Ratings
- Table: Insurance Business Environment Indicators And Rationale
- Table: Weighting Of Indicators
AbstractRelative to the Q309 report, the main changes have been a review of the company profiles - both localand multinational. We have also included a large quantity of new data. In virtually all cases the regulatoror the trade association have published final premium figures for 2008, which was not necessarily thecase in May, when we prepared the Q309 reports. In many instances, we have revised our projections ofnon-life penetration and life density. This is because it has become clear that the linear progressions thatwe had been expecting for most countries are not an accurate reflection of what has been happening inrecent months. As a consequence, we have much greater confidence in our forecasts of premium incomefor 2009.
Early 2009 was in many ways a challenging but far from disastrous period for the major protagonists inmost insurance markets. Notwithstanding the fact that particular non-life markets suffered as a result of aslump in the number of cars registered, and correspondingly lower demand for compulsory third partymotor (CTPM) insurance and voluntary motor insurance, global non-life premiums generally held up wellin spite of the global economic downturn. In contrast, life premiums were, in most markets, lower inQ109 than they had been in Q108. This was largely the result of the past volatility in global equitymarkets, although there were also other problems. Conditions remain fair in the global reinsurancemarket.
In terms of the major regions whose insurance markets are covered by BMI’s reports, Latin America andthe Middle East and North Africa (MENA) stood out in terms of growth in premiums (in non-lifeinsurance in particular, but also in life insurance). Conditions were far more mixed in Central and Eastern(CEE) Europe (particularly in non-life insurance, where the downturn in car registrations hit hard) andAsia Pacific, where various factors caused slippage in life premiums in many markets.
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