Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - China Life Insurance has faced multiple administrative penalties for various violations, including misleading policyholders and providing benefits outside of insurance contracts, resulting in significant fines across several branches [2][3][4][5]. Group 1: Administrative Penalties - China Life Insurance's Quanzhou branch was fined a total of 330,000 yuan for deceiving policyholders and making misleading comparisons between insurance terms and bank deposit rates [2][3]. - The head of the Quanzhou branch's marketing department, Chen Zhenyi, received a warning and was fined 97,000 yuan for his role in the violations [2][3]. - The Anxi branch was fined 100,000 yuan for inaccurate financial data, with the head, Zheng Zhirong, receiving a warning and a fine of 11,000 yuan [4]. - The Nan'an branch was penalized 180,000 yuan for similar financial inaccuracies, with manager Dai Peikun fined 30,000 yuan [4]. - The Yongchun branch faced an 110,000 yuan fine for untrue financial data, with the manager receiving a warning and a fine of 13,000 yuan [4]. - The Quanzhou district branch was fined 140,000 yuan for providing benefits outside of the contract, with deputy manager Pan Jinbian fined 45,000 yuan [4]. - The second marketing service department of the Nan'an branch was fined 120,000 yuan for inaccurate financial data, with manager Liu Jianfeng receiving a warning and a fine of 16,000 yuan [5].
中国人寿多家分支机构同时被罚 4家分公司财务数据不真实