月内险资调研A股公司近600次

Core Viewpoint - The trend of insurance capital (险资) research in A-shares is shifting towards a more focused and efficient approach, with a notable increase in interest in the Sci-Tech Innovation Board and the Growth Enterprise Market [1][2][3] Group 1: Research Frequency and Trends - As of January 28, 2023, insurance institutions conducted a total of 592 research visits to A-share companies, with insurance companies accounting for 281 visits and insurance asset management companies for 311 visits [1][6] - The frequency of insurance capital research has been declining, with projected visits of 30,300 in 2023, 22,300 in 2024, and 18,400 in 2025 [1][6] Group 2: Investment Strategy Shift - The decline in research frequency is a rational choice for "quality improvement and efficiency," reflecting a shift from a broad investment strategy to a more focused approach on key sectors such as hard technology and high-end manufacturing [2][7] - The emphasis on long-term investment strategies and avoidance of short-term speculative research indicates a maturation of professional institutions [2][7] Group 3: Areas of Focus - Insurance capital is primarily focusing on sectors such as industrial machinery, electronic equipment, software applications, and healthcare devices, with a particular interest in high-end manufacturing and new productivity-driven stocks [3][8] - There has been a significant increase in attention towards companies listed on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board and the Growth Enterprise Market, with 58 insurance companies and 18 asset management companies focusing on these sectors, marking an increase from the previous year [3][8] Group 4: Future Outlook - The research preference of insurance capital is driven by a dual focus on national strategy and liability matching, with an emphasis on long-term growth assets and support for critical technology development [4][9] - Looking ahead to 2026, research is expected to prioritize depth over breadth, with a potential stabilization or slight increase in research frequency, focusing on policy-supported sectors and high-quality companies with core technologies [4][9]