Sino-Dutch life insurance ranking

Sino-Dutch Life Insurance ranks 24th. Sino-Dutch Life Insurance is the abbreviation of Sino-Dutch Life Insurance Co., Ltd., whose original name was First Antai Life Insurance Co., Ltd.

1. It was jointly established by ING Insurance Company (Dutch Insurance) under ING Group and Beijing Capital Venture Group Co., Ltd. * * *. It is also the first Sino-foreign joint venture life insurance company opened in Northeast China after China joined the World Trade Organization.

Founded in 2002, the company is headquartered in Dalian. Later, on 20 10, Bank of Beijing successfully acquired the shares held by the Capital Group and became the Chinese shareholder of the company. 20 13 Paris insurance group successfully acquired the shares held by ING group. Therefore, at present, the main shareholders of the company are Bank of Beijing and BNP Paribas, each holding a joint venture insurance company.

Two. The business scope of Sino-Dutch Life Insurance mainly covers life insurance, health insurance, accident insurance and other insurance businesses, as well as reinsurance business of these businesses. The company's insurance products are quite rich, covering pension, health, medical care, accidents, serious illness, savings, financial management, etc., and can provide corresponding insurance protection services for individuals, families, small and medium-sized enterprises, large companies, government organizations and government agencies.

Three. Sino-Dutch Life Insurance Co., Ltd. Sino-Dutch Life Insurance Co., Ltd. (formerly First Antai Life Insurance) was jointly established by Bank of Beijing Limited, the most promising commercial bank in China, and ING Insurance, a subsidiary of ING Group, a world-renowned diversified financial group, with a registered capital of/kloc-0.3 billion yuan.

Four. company profile

Sino-Dutch Life Insurance Co., Ltd. Sino-Dutch Life Insurance Co., Ltd. (the predecessor of Antai Life Insurance) is jointly established by Bank of Beijing Co., Ltd., the most promising commercial bank in China, and ING Insurance, a subsidiary of ING Group, a world-renowned diversified financial group. The registered capital of the company is1300 million yuan.

Antai Life Insurance, the predecessor of Sino-Dutch Life Insurance, was formally established in Dalian at the end of 2002. It is the first Sino-foreign joint venture life insurance company opened in Northeast China after China joined the World Trade Organization. On June 20 10, Bank of Beijing successfully acquired the shares held by the Capital Group, became the Chinese shareholder of the company, and held 50% of the shares of the joint venture insurance company with ing Group. The capital Antai Life Insurance was officially renamed as Sino-Dutch Life Insurance Co., Ltd.