The combined value of China's insurance premiums rose to 570.8 billion yuan (about 87.8 billion U.S. dollars) in the first four months of this year, up 109.08 yuan from the figure in the January-March period, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) said Monday.
The total value of life insurance premiums stood at 416.9 billion yuan for the first four months of this year, while property insurance premiums grew to 153.9 billion yuan, according to a report posted on the CIRC's official website.
The industry's total assets stood at 5.34 trillion yuan during the period, the report said.
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The total value of life insurance premiums stood at 416.9 billion yuan for the first four months of this year, while property insurance premiums grew to 153.9 billion yuan, according to a report posted on the CIRC's official website.
The industry's total assets stood at 5.34 trillion yuan during the period, the report said.
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May 27
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May 23
China intends to enhance friendship with Japan
May 23
Expert: Ecological problems not all due to Three Gorges Dam
May 24
Top military official's visit promotes China-US military ties
May 28
The week in pictures
May 25
'China fever' sweeps US tourism industry
May 26
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May 26
Salty tide hits Shanghai as drought lingers
May 25
A new chapter for China-South Africa cooperation
May 27
Military trusted most of all Chinese institutions
