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China Reinsurance Group Corp
HKEX:1508

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China Reinsurance Group Corp
HKEX:1508
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Price: 1.6 HKD
Market Cap: 68B HKD
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Market Cap
68B HKD
Industry
Insurance

In the bustling landscape of China's financial markets, China Reinsurance Group Corp stands as an emblematic pillar in the reinsurance industry. Founded as a state-owned enterprise, the group has emerged as a flagship of China's strategic efforts to bolster its insurance sector. Its diversified operations span life and non-life reinsurance, direct insurance, and asset management. Through its subsidiaries, China Re stiffens the infrastructure of the global insurance network, offering a safety net against risks for primary insurers worldwide. By assuming portions of insurance liabilities from other companies, it enables them to manage risk more effectively. This symbiotic relationship allows insurers to bolster their balance sheets, ensuring stability and continuity amidst unpredictable market conditions. China Re makes money by charging premiums to primary insurers in exchange for covering specific layers of their risk. It collects these premiums and manages its risk exposure by maintaining a diversified portfolio of liabilities across various classes of reinsurance. Simultaneously, it employs strategic investment management to generate returns from the reserves it holds. This financial stewardship is crucial, as it not only ensures sufficient capital to pay claims but also optimizes the company's profitability. Headquartered in Beijing, China Re leverages its expansive domestic and international reach to consolidate its position, demonstrating its prowess in navigating the intricate balance of risk management and financial acumen required in the reinsurance world.

Intrinsic Value
2.96 HKD
Undervaluation 46%
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