多元扩张转向专业经营 保险机构加速清理非保险子公司

Core Viewpoint - The insurance industry is undergoing a significant transformation, shifting from diversification to specialization, as regulatory policies tighten around non-insurance subsidiaries, leading to the exit of many such entities from the market [1][10]. Group 1: Company Actions - 21 small loan companies, including Chongqing Renbao Microfinance Company, have exited the industry, with Renbao Microfinance voluntarily applying for deregistration [2][3]. - China Pacific Insurance has deregistered three non-insurance subsidiaries this year, while Taikang Insurance Group has also reported the cancellation or transfer of over 20 non-insurance subsidiaries [1][3]. - Dajia Insurance Group is also divesting its non-insurance assets, such as the planned transfer of its third-party payment company [4]. Group 2: Industry Trends - As of June 2023, 36 insurance companies collectively held approximately 690 non-insurance subsidiaries, with an average investment exceeding 700 million yuan per subsidiary [6]. - The majority of these non-insurance subsidiaries are involved in sectors like healthcare, real estate, investment management, and technology [7]. - Regulatory policies have become increasingly stringent, leading to a rapid decline in the establishment of new non-insurance subsidiaries, with fewer than five being formed annually since 2022 [8]. Group 3: Regulatory Environment - The tightening of regulations aims to push financial institutions back to their core businesses and prevent regulatory arbitrage and financial risks [9][10]. - The regulatory framework has evolved to focus on risk isolation and efficient collaboration within the financial ecosystem, marking a strategic shift from quantity expansion to quality improvement in the financial sector [10][11].