China insurance regulator examines domestic insurers' risk profiles

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The China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) is reviewing the asset management accounts and practices of domestic insurance companies after it told them to report the value-at-risk of their portfolios.

The insurance industry regulator is concerned about the risk exposure of domestic insurers, following months of rapid growth in investment-orientated policies and a consequent sharp rise in the risk profile of the insurance companies, sources say.

Separately, a draft of the revised Insurance Law

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