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Core Insights - The solvency of the insurance industry is generally robust, with 143 insurance institutions disclosing their solvency reports for Q2 2025, indicating a positive development trend [1][4] - 14 insurance companies achieved a risk comprehensive rating of AAA, while 5 companies fell below the solvency standards with a C rating [2][4] Solvency Ratings - To meet regulatory requirements, insurance companies must have a core solvency adequacy ratio of at least 50%, a comprehensive solvency adequacy ratio of at least 100%, and a risk comprehensive rating of B or above [2] - Among the disclosed reports, 46 companies rated A, and 90 companies rated B, with 5 companies rated C, including Qianhai Property Insurance and Anhua Agricultural Insurance [2][3] Financial Performance - The average core solvency adequacy ratio for the disclosed insurance companies was approximately 493%, and the average comprehensive solvency adequacy ratio was about 524%, both showing an increase compared to the previous year [4] - Qianhai Property Insurance reported an insurance business income of 606 million yuan and a net loss of 51 million yuan as of Q2 2025 [3] Capital Enhancement Efforts - Insurance companies have been enhancing their solvency ratios through external and internal efforts, including capital increases and bond issuances [5] - As of now, 14 companies have announced capital increase plans, and over 10 companies have issued capital replenishment bonds [5] Industry Outlook - Industry experts believe that the demand for capital in the insurance sector is expected to continue growing, necessitating improvements in companies' self-sustaining capabilities [6] - Some companies have not disclosed their solvency reports as required, with reasons ranging from technical issues to lack of updates since 2019 [6]