LPR年内首降后保险预定利率下调箭在弦上：险企已储备新品 长期险保费将迎新一轮上涨

Group 1 - The recent LPR (Loan Prime Rate) adjustment has led to a decrease in both the 1-year and 5-year LPR by 10 basis points, now standing at 3.0% and 3.5% respectively, which is expected to impact various sectors including the insurance industry [1][3] - The decline in LPR is anticipated to push the predetermined interest rates for life insurance products to historical lows, with the industry expected to see a dynamic adjustment mechanism triggered in the third quarter [1][3] - As of May 15, the 10-year government bond yield has decreased to 1.69%, which, along with the LPR and fixed deposit rates, will influence the pricing and sales strategies of life insurance products [3] Group 2 - The insurance industry is preparing for a potential adjustment in the predetermined interest rates, with the first quarter's research value reported at 2.13%, down 0.21 percentage points from the previous value [3][4] - If the second quarter's research value remains below 2.25%, it will necessitate a reduction in the maximum predetermined interest rates for ordinary life insurance products, potentially leading to a further decline to around 2% [4] - The industry is facing increased business pressure due to the narrowing interest margin between life insurance products and other financial products, contributing to a decline in premium income [6] Group 3 - Regulatory bodies have conducted thorough research on the product switching cycle for life insurance companies to ensure a smooth transition amid the interest rate adjustments [5] - Many insurance companies have proactively prepared new products to adapt to the changing market conditions, with some companies already having new products ready for launch [6] - The industry is advised to enhance asset-liability management and focus on balancing various financial risks while also improving investment capabilities [8] Group 4 - The insurance sector is encouraged to leverage its unique risk management capabilities to provide comprehensive solutions that meet the diverse needs of clients, especially in health, retirement, and wealth management [9]