中投系机构，高管调动！

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent personnel changes within the China Investment Corporation (CIC) system, particularly focusing on the appointment of Liu Yuanzhang to key positions in China Orient and China Insurance Group, highlighting the implications for the insurance industry and the management of state-owned financial assets [1][2][5]. Group 1: Personnel Changes - Liu Yuanzhang has been appointed as a member of the Party Committee and is set to become the Vice President of China Orient, while also taking on the role of Party Secretary and proposed Chairman of China Insurance Group [2][5]. - Prior to this appointment, Liu Yuanzhang had a long tenure at China Reinsurance, where he held various senior positions, including Assistant President and Secretary of the Board [3][4]. Group 2: Company Background - China Reinsurance is a central financial enterprise, with the Ministry of Finance holding 11.45% and Central Huijin holding 71.56% of its shares [4]. - China Orient has recently become part of the CIC system, with Central Huijin acquiring all shares held by the Ministry of Finance, resulting in a 71.55% ownership stake [4]. Group 3: China Insurance Group - China Insurance Group, founded in July 1986, is one of the 13 major insurance holding companies in China, with China Orient holding a 51.746% stake [5]. - The actual controller of China Insurance Group has shifted from the Ministry of Finance to Central Huijin, but the company maintains its status as a state-controlled insurance group [5]. - As of the end of 2024, China Insurance Group has a registered capital of 15.31 billion and total assets of 119.46 billion, with a stable market share and original premium income of 73.37 billion [5][6].