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China Pacific Life Insurance Premium Likely to Rise

11-03 14:32 Caijing



» China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co.'s life insurance premium growth is likely to rise year-on-year in 2009 as earlier restructuring begins to take effect, analysts said on Sunday.
» The country's third-largest insurer's income from life insurance premiums grew 23 percent in September from a year earlier, reversing 11 straight months of decline.
» Life insurance premium income is expected to turn positive this year, given the strong momentum in September, an analyst at Essence Securities said.
From wires
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