China Pacific Insurance
China Pacific Insurance Group (SSE: 601601,SEHK: 2601), or CPIC Group, (Template:Tàipíngyáng Bǎoxiǎn (traditional 太平洋保險) (simplified 太平洋保险)), was established on the basis of the former China Pacific Insurance Company, which was founded in 1991. Its headquarters is in Shanghai.
CPIC Group is the second largest property insurance company (after People's Insurance Company of China) and the third largest life insurance company (after China Life Insurance and Ping An Insurance) in Mainland China.It provides integrated insurance services, including life insurance, property insurance and reinsurance, through its subsidiaries.
The Company offers life and property insurance products and services through its subsidiaries, China Pacific Life Insurance Co., Ltd and China Pacific Property Insurance Co., Ltd., respectively. Through its subsidiary China Pacific Asset Management Co., Ltd, the Company is also involved in the management and operation of insurance assets. The Company's property insurance products include car insurance, insurance of family's properties, liability insurance, investment type insurance and accident insurance/injury insurance, while its life insurance products include endowment insurance, health insurance, juvenile assurance, insurance cover services and petty insurance.
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