Off the wire
Death toll from dengue fever reaches 204 in Taiwan  • Xi expects better China-Russia relations in 2016  • 6 militants killed in military airstrike in NW Pakistan  • News Analysis: Structural reforms highlighted in China's 2016 economic policies  • Roundup: KSE falls again amid Karachi operation uncertainty  • Iran's post-sanction electronic market to be "competitive": expert  • Iran to continue military advisory assistance to Syria: spokesman  • SCO members vow deeper cooperation under Belt and Road Initiative  • Full text of joint communique on outcomes of 14th SCO prime ministers' meeting (Part I)  • Chinese community in S. Africa marches against crime  
You are here:   Home

China issues guidance for internal control of insurance funds

Xinhua, December 15, 2015 Adjust font size:

China's insurance regulator on Tuesday issued a guidance for internal control of insurance funds partly to raise the sector's risk management capability.

The China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) said in a statement on its website that the guidance will improve internal control for the use of insurance funds, enhance the sector's ability to manage risks and help the sector be prudent in investment and prevent risks.

Along with the guidance, the CIRC also unveiled three separate documents to set standards and procedures for insurance funds' investment in bank loans, fixed-income products, stock and mutual funds investing mainly in stocks.

For stock and mutual funds, insurance institutions should set up a management system to limit maximum transactions and losses to keep risks within control, the guidance showed.

They should also step up monitoring to avoid violations including insider trading, interest transfer and price manipulation, and report abnormal information according to laws and regulations, the CIRC said. Endi