Two Hong Kong-listed insurers report premium income movement
One insurer's premium income falls while the other continues upward trend
Two Hong Kong-listed insurers report premium income movement
INSURANCE NEWS
By Gabriel Olano
14 Mar 2018

Hong Kong-listed insurer China Life Insurance Company reported that its accumulated premium income for the first two months of 2018 fell 18.6% year-on-year.

China Life Insurance said that its accumulated premium income fell to RMB154.6 billion (US$24.43 billion) from RMB189.9 billion (US$30.03 billion) one year ago, reported Nikkei.

By contrast, another Hong Kong-listed insurer, China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co., reported a 21.1% increase in gross premium income for its life insurance unit from January-February.

The insurer brought in RMB64.96 billion (US$10.27 billion), up from RMB53.62 billion (US$8.48 billion) in the previous year, it said in an exchange filing. China Pacific Property Insurance also experienced a 17.77% bump in its accumulated gross premium income to RMB20.14 billion (US$3.19 billion) from RMB17.10 billion (US$2.7 billion) a year earlier.

 
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