掘金银行三季报:险资继续“扫货”
Jing Ji Wang·2025-11-03 02:21

Core Insights - The A-share listed banking sector experienced a significant decline of over 13% in the third quarter of 2025, following a strong performance in the previous year, while insurance funds continued to increase their holdings in bank stocks [1][6] Group 1: New Shareholder Dynamics - In the third quarter, six insurance companies entered the top ten shareholders of six A-share listed banks, indicating a growing presence of insurance capital in the banking sector [1] - China Life Insurance Company entered the top ten shareholders of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) with 757 million shares, representing 0.21% of the bank's total shares [2] - Other banks such as Wuxi Bank, Nanjing Bank, and Changshu Bank also saw new insurance capital entering their top ten shareholder lists [2] Group 2: Continued Investment by Insurance Funds - Several insurance companies that had already entered the top ten shareholders of listed banks continued to increase their holdings in the third quarter, with some seeking board seats [4] - For instance, Dajia Life Insurance increased its stake in Industrial Bank by 62.12 million shares, raising its holding to 3.38% [4] - China Life Insurance and Guomin Pension Insurance also increased their stakes in Suzhou Bank, reaching 3.4% and 2.76% respectively by the end of September [4] Group 3: Major Shareholder Concentration - By the end of the third quarter, at least two insurance companies were listed among the top ten shareholders of 12 A-share listed banks, highlighting a trend of concentration of insurance capital [6] - Zheshang Bank had four insurance shareholders, while banks like Industrial Bank and Changsha Bank had three [6] - The top five shareholders of Industrial Bank collectively held over 50% of the bank's shares, indicating strong institutional support [6] Group 4: Investment Strategy Insights - Insurance asset management institutions are focusing on companies with strong fundamentals and stable dividend growth potential for their core holdings [7]