两项调整 据了解，《通知》根据《财政部关于印发<商业保险公司绩效评价办法>的通知》（财金〔2022〕72 号）、《财政部关于引导保险资金长期稳健投资 加强国有商业保险公司长周期考核的通知》（财金 〔2023〕89号）（以下统称《办法》）相关规定进行调整。 中国人寿集团表示，《通知》是对《办法》的有益补充和完善，体现了财政主管部门引导国有商业保险 公司更好发挥经济减震器和社会稳定器功能、始终坚持高质量发展的坚定决心和积极行动。 具体来看，《通知》将《办法》中经营效益类指标的"净资产收益率"由"3年周期指标+当年度指标"相结 合的考核方式调整为"当年度指标+3年周期指标+5年周期指标"相结合的考核方式。其中，当年度指标 为"当年净资产收益率"，权重为30%；3年周期指标为"3年周期净资产收益率"，权重为50%；5年周期指 标为"5年周期净资产收益率"，权重为20%。 南方财经全媒体记者林汉垚北京报道 7月11日，财政部重磅发布国有商业保险公司长周期考核新规—《关于引导保险资金长期稳健投资 进一 步加强国有商业保险公司长周期考核的通知》（下称《通知》），通过弱化短期收益考核压力，引导险 资减少股市短期抛售冲动，鼓励 ...

新的考核"指挥棒"将从2025年度绩效评价起开始实施。 新华社北京7月11日电 题：考核"指挥棒"升级！保险"长钱"入市更顺畅 7月11日，财政部公布《关于引导保险资金长期稳健投资 进一步加强国有商业保险公司长周期考核的通知》，升级国有商业保险公司绩效评价 标准，全面建立三年以上长周期考核机制，实现了重要的制度性突破。 先来看一下考核"指挥棒"是如何升级的。 ——将净资产收益率由"当年度指标+三年周期指标"调整为"当年度指标+三年周期指标+五年周期指标"，权重分别为30%、50%、20%。 ——将（国有）资本保值增值率由"当年度指标"调整为"当年度指标+三年周期指标+五年周期指标"，权重分别为30%、50%、20%。 进一步加强长周期考核的同时，通知还要求国有商业保险公司提高资产负债管理水平，注重稳健经营，增强投资管理能力等。 业内人士指出，"净资产收益率"和"资本保值增值率"是保险公司进行长期投资时要考虑的最重要的两个考核指标。考核"指挥棒"全面升级，细 化了考核周期和权重比例，将有力推动国有商业保险公司更加注重长期收益、防范短期行为，还将降低市场短期波动对国有商业保险公司当年 评价结果的影响。 数据显示， ...

作者 | 第一财经 周斌 时隔近两年，国有险企中长期考核指标再度调整。 近日，财政部印发《关于引导保险资金长期稳健投资 进一步加强国有商业保险公司长周期考核的通知》 （下称《通知》），针对国有保险公司净资产收益率、资本保值增值率这两大关键指标的评价方式再度进 行调整，将三年、五年的长周期考核权重提升至70%。 业内普遍认为，推动保险资金全面建立三年以上长周期考核机制，是一个很重要的制度性突破。新规实施 有助于降低保险资金对市场短期波动的敏感性，提升险资入市意愿。同时，新规将引导险资的投资行为更 注重稳定，这将有效提升资本市场内在稳定性。 "长周期考核是提升各类资金股票投资稳定性和积极性的关键举措。" 银华基金总经理王立新对第一财经 表示，扩大长钱的入市规模，短期看，给市场带来大规模增量资金；长期看，将显著改善市场的资金结 构，增强市场韧性和抗风险能力，推动形成价值投资的市场氛围，巩固A股回暖向好的良好趋势。 南方基金对第一财经分析称，新规将从投资行为上引导保险资金更加注重稳健经营、长期价值投资，鼓励 险资投资"长期成长性企业"，更多通过战略投资、定增等方式参与上市公司，强化其长期影响力，促进上 市公司治理与质 ...

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Finance issued a notification to enhance long-term assessments for state-owned commercial insurance companies, emphasizing the importance of long-term investment strategies and aiming to improve the quality of capital market development [1][3][11]. Group 1: Long-term Assessment Mechanism - The notification increases the weight of long-term assessments for key indicators such as net asset return rate and capital preservation and appreciation rate to 70%, with specific weights of 30% for the current year, 50% for three years, and 20% for five years [3][11]. - This adjustment aims to encourage state-owned insurance companies to focus on long-term returns and mitigate short-term performance pressures, thereby promoting high-quality development [3][11]. Group 2: Management and Investment Capabilities - The notification requires state-owned insurance companies to enhance asset-liability management, focusing on matching the structure, cost, and cash flow of assets and liabilities to achieve stable growth of owners' equity [5]. - It emphasizes prudent operations and the need for improved internal assessment mechanisms, investment portfolio management, and the identification of quality investment targets to ensure stable long-term returns [5][6]. - The notification also calls for strengthening investment management capabilities, including adherence to internal investment management systems and enhancing decision-making and risk assessment processes [5][6]. Group 3: Market Impact and Future Outlook - The establishment of a long-term assessment mechanism is expected to increase the proportion of insurance funds invested in A-shares, which currently stands at approximately 11%, with a significant gap to the 25% policy ceiling [10]. - The long-term investment approach is anticipated to stabilize market fluctuations and enhance the overall investment environment, thereby attracting more capital into the market [6][10]. - The notification is seen as a continuation of previous policies aimed at promoting the entry of insurance funds into the market, providing a regulatory framework for long-term investment strategies [11][12].

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Finance has issued a notification to implement a long-term assessment framework for state-owned insurance companies, emphasizing the importance of long-term, stable investments to mitigate market volatility and enhance the role of insurance funds as stabilizers in the market and drivers of economic development [1][3]. Summary by Sections Long-term Assessment Implementation - Starting from the performance evaluation for the year 2025, state-owned insurance companies will adopt a three-year and five-year assessment framework alongside annual indicators [2][8]. Performance Evaluation Metrics - The net asset return rate will now be assessed using a combination of annual, three-year, and five-year indicators, with respective weights of 30%, 50%, and 20% [1][4]. - The capital preservation and appreciation rate will also shift to include annual, three-year, and five-year indicators, maintaining the same weight distribution [1][6]. Asset-Liability Management - State-owned insurance companies are required to enhance their asset-liability management, ensuring alignment in terms of duration structure, cost-benefit, and cash flow [7]. Investment Strategy - Emphasis is placed on prudent management, with a focus on long-term, value-based investments, and the identification of quality investment targets that offer stable returns and growth potential [7][8]. Investment Management Capability - Companies must strengthen their investment management capabilities, adhering to internal investment management systems, and improving decision-making and risk assessment processes [7].

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Finance has issued a notification to promote the establishment of a long-term assessment mechanism for state-owned insurance companies, emphasizing a shift towards long-term investment strategies and enhancing the stability of capital markets [2][4][12]. Group 1: Long-term Assessment Mechanism - The notification increases the weight of long-term assessments for key indicators such as net asset return and capital preservation to 70%, with specific weights of 30% for annual indicators, 50% for three-year indicators, and 20% for five-year indicators [4][11]. - This adjustment aims to reduce the impact of short-term market fluctuations on the performance evaluation of state-owned insurance companies, encouraging them to focus on long-term, value-based investments [4][10]. Group 2: Enhancing Management Capabilities - The notification requires state-owned insurance companies to improve asset-liability management, ensuring better matching of cash flows and optimizing asset allocation to achieve stable growth of equity and preservation of state capital [6][7]. - It emphasizes the importance of prudent operations and robust investment management capabilities, including the enhancement of internal investment management systems and decision-making processes [7][12]. Group 3: Market Impact and Investment Opportunities - As of the end of 2024, the total investment balance of commercial insurance funds in China is approximately 33 trillion yuan, with only about 11% allocated to A-shares, indicating significant room for growth towards the 25% policy ceiling [10]. - The establishment of a long-term assessment mechanism is seen as a key measure to enhance the stability and positivity of various funds' stock investments, which could lead to improved capital market dynamics and attract more long-term capital [10][12].

Core Viewpoint - The recent issuance of the "Notice" by the Ministry of Finance marks a significant institutional breakthrough for long-term investment by insurance funds, enhancing the performance evaluation system for state-owned insurance companies and promoting stable and sustainable long-term investments in the capital market [1][2]. Group 1: Long-term Assessment Mechanism - The "Notice" emphasizes the establishment of a long-term assessment mechanism for state-owned insurance funds, adjusting the evaluation of net asset return and capital preservation and appreciation rates to include annual, three-year, and five-year indicators, with respective weights of 30%, 50%, and 20% [2][3]. - This adjustment aims to reduce the impact of short-term market fluctuations on performance evaluations, encouraging insurance companies to focus on long-term and value investments [2][3][4]. Group 2: Asset-Liability Management and Investment Capability - The "Notice" outlines new requirements for state-owned insurance companies regarding asset-liability management, emphasizing the need for better matching of asset and liability structures, cost-benefit analysis, and cash flow management [5]. - It also stresses the importance of stable operations and enhanced investment management capabilities, including strict adherence to internal investment management systems and improved decision-making processes [5][6]. Group 3: Increased A-share Investment - The new long-term assessment mechanism is expected to encourage insurance funds to increase their allocation to A-shares, as it allows for greater tolerance of short-term market volatility [8][9]. - If insurance funds increase their equity allocation by just 1%, it could inject approximately 350 billion yuan into the market, further enhancing the long-term investment characteristics of insurance capital [9][10]. Group 4: Potential for Growth in Specific Sectors - There is significant potential for insurance capital to increase its allocation in A-shares, with current investments being relatively low compared to the total assets under management [10][11]. - The focus on long-term assessments may lead to increased investments in blue-chip stocks and high-dividend assets, as well as in strategic emerging industries such as integrated circuits and artificial intelligence [12][13]. Group 5: Fund Companies' Role - Fund companies are expected to enhance their investment services to support insurance funds in achieving good long-term returns, developing more stable products, and improving their investment capabilities [13]. - The ongoing reforms and improvements in the capital market environment are seen as favorable for insurance funds to increase their equity investments [13].

国有保险公司三年以上长周期考核机制全面落地，财政部近日印发《关于引导保险资金长期稳健投资进 一步加强国有商业保险公司长周期考核的通知》，明确要求，进一步加强国有险企长周期考核。一方 面，将 净资产收益率由"当年度指标+三年周期指标"调整为"当年度指标+三年周期指标+五年周期指 标"，权重分别为30%、50%、20%；另一方面将资本保值增值率由"当年度指标"调整为"当年度指标+三 年周期指标+五年周期指标"，权重分别为30%、50%、20%。以降低市场波动对国有商业保险公司当年 绩效评价结果的影响，引导其 长期投资、价值投资、稳健投资，更好发挥其长期机构投资者作用。上 述要求自2025年度绩效评价起开始实施。（记者 闫军） ...

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Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the significant growth and performance of enterprise annuity funds in China, with a focus on long-term investment strategies and the shift to a three-year cumulative performance assessment [1][2][3] Group 2 - As of the end of Q1 2025, there are 168,200 enterprises with enterprise annuities, covering 32.91 million employees, with total fund accumulation reaching 3.73 trillion yuan and net investment assets at 3.70 trillion yuan [1] - The three-year cumulative return for enterprise annuity funds is reported at 7.46%, with an annualized average of 2.43% [4] - The adjustment in performance assessment to a three-year cumulative basis aligns with the guidelines for promoting long-term capital market investments, aiming to enhance the value investment approach and improve long-term returns [1][2][3] Group 3 - The investment management landscape includes 22 institutions managing 5,713 annuity portfolios, with total assets amounting to 3.67 trillion yuan [4] - Fixed income assets account for 529.30 billion yuan with a three-year cumulative return of 10.54%, while equity-related assets total 3.17 trillion yuan with a return of 7.06% [4] - The average scale of individual portfolios has shown steady growth, increasing from 502 million yuan in Q1 2022 to 628 million yuan by Q1 2025 [4] Group 4 - There is a notable performance differentiation among investment management institutions, with some achieving returns exceeding 12% while others reported negative returns [5][6] - The current equity investment ratio of enterprise annuity funds in A-shares is approximately 14%, indicating significant room for growth towards the 40% cap on equity investments [6]