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China plans a $28.8B capital boost for state insurers in early 2026 to shore up solvency and stabilize markets.
China is considering a 200 billion yuan ($28.8 billion) capital injection into major state-owned insurers via special government bonds, marking the first use of this tool for the sector.
The move, expected in early 2026, aims to strengthen firms like China Life, PICC, and China Taiping amid declining solvency ratios, low interest rates, and pressure to boost stock market investments.
The plan expands a strategy previously used for state banks and aligns with broader efforts to stabilize financial markets and support economic growth.
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China planea un impulso de capital de 28.8 mil millones de dólares para las aseguradoras estatales a principios de 2026 para apuntalar la solvencia y estabilizar los mercados.