A Strategic Study on Foreign Fund Utilization in Chinese Insurance Industry

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ISSN 2222-XXXX (Paper) ISSN 2222-XXXX (Online)

Vol X, No.X, 2011

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Anna Smith1* Xinzhou Song1,2[z2]

School of Management, Northern Canada University, PO box 1178, Toronto M3A 2K7, Canada
School of Economics, Peking University, 176 Zhong Guan Cun Street, Beijing 100086, China

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The research is financed by Asian Development Bank. No. 2006-A171(Sponsoring information)

Abstract

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Keywords: China insurance industry, Foreign fund, Challenge

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Figure 1. The Trend of Economic Development

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Table 1. The capitals, assets and revenue in listed banks

Total capital stock / Income of main business / Total assets
Pudong Development Bank / 39.2 / 214.7 / 5730.7
Bank of China / 459.4 / 3345.7 / 59876.9

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