Group 1 - The "2025 Allianz China Summit: Business Forum" was held in Shanghai, focusing on the collaboration between new domestic growth drivers and overseas opportunities to support Chinese enterprises in achieving growth and connecting globally [1] - Allianz Group's Asia-Pacific economist Huang Liyang indicated that global merchandise trade is not expected to shrink by 2025, but the growth rate will significantly slow down, with an estimated value growth of only 0.3% [1] - Despite current tariffs having a lesser-than-expected impact on trade, the high tariff policies of the United States are expected to continue, along with ongoing structural challenges and geopolitical shifts, leading to a transformation in the global trade landscape with uncertainties likely extending to 2026 [1] Group 2 - Allianz Commercial Insurance Greater China CEO Zeng Wanli stated that the risks for Chinese enterprises going abroad are shifting from traditional property and liability insurance to complex risks such as cybersecurity and supply chain restructuring [1] - Allianz is innovating insurance products (such as cybersecurity insurance and ART alternative risk transfer tools), enhancing underwriting capabilities, and providing customized solutions to help enterprises build more resilient global operations [1] - Allianz (China) Insurance Holding Co., Ltd. CEO Lin Shuncai emphasized that insurance should be an integral part of risk management for Chinese enterprises going abroad, rather than a remedial measure [2]