A Review of China’s Prudential Solvency Regime
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A Review of China’s Prudential Solvency Regime
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China's insurance market has emerged as the second-largest in the world and is on pace to become the largest worldwide by the 2030s. In the seventh episode of Skadden's yearlong podcast series on global prudential solvency requirements, host Robert Chaplin and Skadden colleague Feargal Ryan explore China's regulatory transformation from a centralized state monopoly to a sophisticated risk-based system. They highlight the establishment of the National Financial Regulatory Administration, the implementation of the China Risk-Oriented Solvency System (C-ROSS) and Shanghai’s recent growth as an international reinsurance hub.
💡 Meet Your Host 💡Name: Robert Chaplin
Title: Partner, Insurance at Skadden
Specialty: Rob primarily focuses on transactional and advisory work in the insurance sector. He advises on mergers and acquisitions, disposals, joint ventures and strategic reinsurances. He also counsels on regulatory issues, with an emphasis on Solvency II.
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💡 Featured Guest 💡Name: Feargal Ryan
What he does: Feargal is a counsel in Skadden’s Financial Institutions and Insurance groups. He advises on a wide range of insurance-related transactions, as well as regulatory issues in the insurance sector.
Organization: Skadden
Words of wisdom: “Despite the delayed start, China's insurance market has grown rapidly and is the second-largest insurance market globally in terms of total premium volume following only the United States. It is predicted to become the largest market globally by the mid-2030s. In 2024, China recorded a total insurance premium income of 5.7 trillion Chinese Yuan, equivalent to approximately US$794 billion, which is an 11.15% year-on-year increase. China is home to approximately 10% of the world's global insurance activities. The Chinese market serves as a unique opportunity for foreign insurers, especially considering the size of its population, demographics, and the rapid economic development throughout recent decades.”
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