Core Viewpoint - The insurance industry is transitioning from a focus on post-disaster compensation to proactive risk prevention, particularly in high-density urban areas like Shenzhen, where natural disasters are frequent and diverse needs are emerging [1][3]. Industry Transformation - The insurance sector is evolving to meet the complex and diverse demands of society, moving towards high-quality development rather than internal competition [1][7]. - The implementation of the "reporting and operation in one" policy aims to address high commission fees and unhealthy competition, creating a fairer environment for the industry [7][9]. Risk Prevention Initiatives - The company has developed a "disaster prevention" model utilizing IoT technology to enhance risk reduction, such as installing IoT devices in 3,300 small and medium-sized restaurants and school canteens in Shenzhen to detect gas leaks [3][4]. - A comprehensive risk management mechanism has been established, focusing on disaster prevention, response, and post-event review, exemplified by the proactive measures taken during Typhoon "Hagupit" [4][5]. Technological Empowerment - The company has developed the "Eagle Eye System" (DRS), integrating over 420 million geospatial data units to create a comprehensive risk management system that covers disaster warning and claims processing, achieving a 70% average accuracy rate in disaster warnings [6][12]. Product and Service Innovation - The company is actively innovating insurance products to support emerging industries, such as technology insurance for AI and low-altitude economy sectors, and has launched the first comprehensive insurance for technology trials in Shenzhen [11][12]. - A pilot program for "cross-border e-commerce insurance" was initiated, offering various insurance products tailored to the needs of cross-border e-commerce businesses [12][13]. Cross-Border Insurance Development - The company has introduced specialized services for cross-border vehicle insurance, including a dedicated Cantonese service channel and expedited claims processes, significantly reducing the claims cycle [13]. - In the shipping insurance sector, the company has achieved over 50% annual premium growth by developing insurance products tailored to the cross-border logistics needs of e-commerce and supply chain companies [13].

Group 1 - Shenzhen insurance industry is focusing on enhancing technology finance, with technology insurance expected to achieve premium income of 1.88 billion by June 2025, providing risk protection of nearly 3.12 trillion [1][2] - The Shenzhen Financial Regulatory Bureau has optimized the intellectual property financial ecosystem, issuing two lists of 81 specialized insurance products and 103 intellectual property financial products [1][2] - A total of 399 technology insurance products have been filed in the region, with 86 new products added this year, highlighting innovations in intellectual property insurance, low-altitude economy insurance, and robot insurance [2] Group 2 - The regulatory body has guided the industry in publishing the first national model clauses for unmanned aerial vehicle third-party liability insurance and has established the first national drone insurance service standards [2] - In the first half of 2025, eight cross-border medical insurance products were filed, providing risk protection exceeding 3.02 billion for Greater Bay Area residents [2] - The implementation of cross-border car insurance policies has been optimized, and a cross-border data verification platform is being upgraded to facilitate smoother data exchange between Shenzhen and Hong Kong [2]

Group 1 - Shenzhen has introduced the first national "Third-Party Liability Insurance Service Guidelines for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles" to standardize insurance for drones, enhancing the insurance market's structure [2][5] - The guidelines require insurance companies to adhere strictly to approved insurance terms and rates, ensuring clarity in coverage related to unmanned aerial vehicles [2][3] - The guidelines also emphasize the establishment of a comprehensive claims management system, covering all aspects from reporting to compensation, aimed at improving service quality for policyholders [3][5] Group 2 - The low-altitude economy in China is projected to exceed 1 trillion yuan, with Shenzhen's drone industry alone expected to reach a production value of 107 billion yuan by 2024, reflecting a growth rate of approximately 12% [6][7] - The drone industry is a significant component of the low-altitude economy, accounting for about 85% of the sector, with over 20,000 operational companies nationwide [6][7] - Shenzhen is recognized as a global hub for drone technology, with policies actively promoting the development of the low-altitude economy, including the introduction of specific legislation and strategic plans [7]