落户上海！友邦保险资管、荷全保险资管获批开业

Core Viewpoint - The approval of two foreign insurance asset management companies, AIA Asset Management and Holland Insurance Asset Management, to commence operations in Shanghai marks a significant step in China's financial sector opening up and enhances the concentration of international financial institutions in Shanghai [1]. Group 1: Company Approvals - The Shanghai Financial Regulatory Bureau has granted approval for AIA Asset Management and Holland Insurance Asset Management to commence operations [1]. - AIA Asset Management is fully owned by AIA Life Insurance Company, which is the first wholly foreign-owned life insurance company in mainland China [9]. - Holland Insurance Asset Management is initiated by the Dutch global life insurance group, which has over 180 years of history and operates in multiple countries [9]. Group 2: Capital and Business Scope - AIA Asset Management has a registered capital of 100 million yuan, while Holland Insurance Asset Management has a registered capital of 250 million yuan, both fully subscribed and paid in cash by their respective parent companies [9]. - The business scope of both companies includes managing insurance funds and other assets, managing their own RMB and foreign currency funds, conducting insurance asset management product business, asset securitization, and providing investment consulting and related professional services [9]. Group 3: Management Teams - The management team for AIA Asset Management includes Zhang Xiaoyu as Chairman and Ouyang Liliang as Director and General Manager [10]. - For Holland Insurance Asset Management, Zhang Mengjiao is approved as Chairman, Liang Jiangang as General Manager, and Wang Yang as Vice General Manager and Chief Risk Management Officer [10]. Group 4: Industry Impact - The establishment of these companies reflects the "Shanghai speed" in advancing financial openness and optimizing the business environment [10]. - The opening of these companies is expected to enrich Shanghai's asset management ecosystem and enhance the global resource allocation efficiency and service capabilities of Shanghai as an international financial center [10]. - The Chairman of AIA Life Insurance expressed confidence in the long-term positive outlook of the Chinese economy and the growing demand for "patient capital" in the insurance asset management industry [11].