险资股票仓位激增，重仓368股，偏爱银行、运营商

Core Insights - Insurance capital is increasingly focusing on high-dividend stocks to secure stable returns and mitigate the impact of declining bond yields [2][6][10] - As of August 27, 368 stocks are heavily held by insurance capital, with significant investments in non-bank financials, banks, telecommunications, and utilities [2][5] - Insurance funds have shown a notable increase in equity investments, with 79 new stock positions and 124 increased holdings in Q2 2025 [2][5] Investment Trends - The top holdings include China Life Insurance's stake in China Life, valued at 795.93 billion yuan, and Ping An's stake in Ping An Bank, valued at 135.73 billion yuan [4][5] - Telecommunications companies, particularly China Unicom, China Telecom, and China Mobile, have become key targets for insurance capital in Q2 2025 [4][5] - The most popular stock among insurance funds is Shenhuo Co., with four insurance institutions holding a combined 104 million shares [4] Sector Allocation - The insurance sector's top three holdings by market value are in non-bank financials (796.21 billion yuan), banks (224.57 billion yuan), and telecommunications (33.64 billion yuan) [5] - Insurance capital has increased its holdings in stocks significantly, with a net increase of 640.6 billion yuan in equity investments in the first half of 2025 [9] Policy Influence - Recent policy initiatives have encouraged insurance capital to invest more in the stock market, with a target for large state-owned insurance companies to allocate 30% of new premiums to A-shares starting in 2025 [6][10] - The insurance industry is adjusting its investment strategies to enhance long-term returns, driven by the need for better asset-liability matching [6][7] Future Outlook - Insurance capital is expected to continue increasing its equity investments, with a focus on stable, high-dividend stocks and sectors aligned with national strategic directions, such as green energy and high-end manufacturing [10][11] - The potential for significant incremental capital from insurance funds is anticipated, contributing to the stability of the capital market [11][12]