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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the release of the "Insurance Company Asset-Liability Management Measures (Draft for Comments)" by the National Financial Supervision and Administration, which aims to systematically regulate asset-liability management for insurance companies in the context of the new accounting standards to be fully implemented by 2026 [1]. Summary by Relevant Sections Regulatory Changes - The new regulations require insurance companies to establish independent asset-liability management departments to ensure accountability and independence in their operations [1]. - A clear regulatory and monitoring indicator system has been established, setting minimum regulatory standards for property and life insurance companies, with key indicators' evaluation periods extended to 3-5 years to promote long-term stable operations in the industry [1]. Impact on Insurance Companies - Currently, most major listed insurance companies have effective duration gaps that are either within or close to the regulatory requirements, indicating that the new regulations are unlikely to significantly impact existing equity asset allocation strategies [1]. Market Outlook - The non-bank sector remains undervalued, and there are optimistic views on the potential for both valuation and performance increases in brokerage firms due to reforms in the investment sector [1]. - The insurance sector is seen as having investment opportunities due to expected valuation increases driven by stabilized interest rates [1].