一周保险速览（11.21—11.28）

Industry Focus - The China Insurance Asset Management Association's WeChat account has been renamed to the China Banking and Insurance Asset Management Association, indicating an expansion of its functions to cover self-regulation across the entire banking and insurance asset management industry [1] Regulatory Updates - The China Actuarial Association released the "Guidelines for Cost Allocation of Life Insurance Products" to enhance the scientific and rational pricing of life insurance products, promoting the implementation of "reporting and operation integration" [2] Emergency Response - Following a severe fire in Hong Kong's Tai Po district, multiple insurance companies, including China Life (Overseas), Ping An Life, and Taikang Life, activated emergency plans, established response teams, and simplified claims processes to assist affected clients [3] Corporate Developments - Huazhong Insurance plans to raise no less than 1 billion yuan in a capital increase starting in 2025 to improve its capital structure and governance, despite facing challenges such as high equity pledge rates and management instability [4] - Deutsche Bank Insurance intends to increase its capital by 1.545 billion yuan, with existing shareholders contributing without new investors [5] - The National Financial Regulatory Administration approved Taiping Pension Insurance to increase its registered capital by 333.33 million yuan, raising it from 3 billion yuan to approximately 3.333 billion yuan [6] - The approval for the establishment of Beijing FaBa Tianxing Property Insurance Co., Ltd. was granted, with operations set to commence [7] Personnel Changes - Zhao Yulong was elected as the president of the China Insurance Industry Association, emphasizing the industry's transformation and high-quality development opportunities [9] - At Taikang Online, the original general manager resigned due to age, and a new interim leader with a technology background was appointed to drive innovation [10] - Zhongzai Group is undergoing a leadership change, with Vice President Zhu Xiaoyun proposed to become the first female president, reflecting a trend towards a younger and more professional management team [11]