New entity created to take over troubled insurer
It has been in state custody for more than two decades
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Anbang successor Dajia looking to trim hotel portfolio
If successful, divestments expected to net US$1 billion
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China to intensify supervision of large insurance groups
Draft regulations seek to protect the market from financial risks, says regulator
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Beijing auctioning off Anbang’s reorganised remnants for US$5.2bn
Government has been trying to sell the company since 2019
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China publishes draft regulating major insurance shareholders
Rules seek to rein in risky practices, following the collapse of major financial firms
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Troubled conglomerate HNA’s creditors meet for the first time
Debt-laden group’s restructuring may take months or even years to complete
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Revealed: Ping An's huge contribution to China's economy
Company makes large investments in poverty alleviation
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Anbang Insurance applies for dissolution, liquidation
The government seized the fallen conglomerate as part of a crackdown on financial risks
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Mirae Asset turns down purchase of hotels from Anbang
Controversial insurance group accused of violating contract stipulations
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Chinese regulators continue to offload assets of scandal-rocked Dajia Insurance
Among the firm's assets are European insurance companies and several high-profile properties