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The business scope of the new branch in Tibet will cover medical insurance, pension, child education insurance and casualty insurance. On top of regular insurance policies, the company will also develop products tailored to the needs of local residents, said Wu Yan, president of China Life.
Currently there are only two property insurance companies in Tibet and no life insurance companies. The special geographical location of the area, the under-developed economy and the fact that over 90 percent of total investment in Tibet belongs to fiscal allocation have kept insurers out of the region in the past.
Hongkong 20.12.06 (emfis.com)
Das für den Januar geplante A-Share IPO an der Shanghai Stock Exchange der China Life Insurance, läuft auf Hochtouren. Wie das Unternehmen bekannt gab, sollen die Shares in einer Spanne zwischen 23 und 29 Yuan herausgegeben werden. Gegenüber dem H-Share Kurs von gestern ist das ein Aufschlag zwischen 4 und 31 Prozent. Der endgültige Platzierungspreis soll am 28. Dezember bekannt gegeben werden.
Die Anleger deckten sich heute in Hongkong mit massiven Käufen ein. Die Aktie legt derzeit um 8 Prozent auf 23,80 HKD zu. Mit 24,10 HKD erreichte sie im Vormittagshandel ein weiteres Allzeithoch und schafft auf Jahressicht bereits einen Aufschlag von etwa 250 Prozent.
Ich denke nach dem IPO kann es evtuell zu einer kleineren Korrektur kommen.
kleinere Korrekturen sind ja schon da gewesen (s Mai, siehe "yoyo" nach dem pos Schluss der Regulierungsbehörde)
in den US steht der Vorbôrsenkurs momt bei 125,75 dhi bei 126,70
nach Rückrechnung (versch Vers) steht die KGV nicht schlecht
es gibt rumgemunkel von Zusamenschlüssen, dazu kommt der Expansionsdrang in andere Bereiche (Kauf von Teilen versch Grossbanken, etc, etc)
dh wir sprechen von einem Koloss, dass sein Gled immer weitreichender investiert, so dass es nicht abgh¨ngig ist weitere 600mio zu versichern ( die aber über kurz oder lang dennoch dem 1 der 3 grossen in die "Hände" fällt);
dem ganzen würde ich subjektiv (wer bin ich schon..) noch 2 Jahre geben,
bis dahin wird es ähnlich vielleicht nicht mit XXX% aber immer noch mit 1XX% weitergehen, hängt von der Finanzstrategie ab....und der Fantasie und Psychologie...
derzeit ist Allianz, Deutsche Bank & co ja noch in CLF investiert, es sllte aber nicht mehr lange dauern bis ..CLF in Allianz, etc investiert, um sich entweder zurückzukaufen oder aber in 2010 (spätestens ;-) ) Allianz aufzukaufen.. mit einem D RepRäsentanten an der Spitze versteht sich.. vielleicht hat Alt BK Schröder dann auch mehr zeit und kann sich von Gazprom loseisen (hat er während seiner aktiven Amtszeit nicht auch eine Reise nach China gemacht ???? Genug :-) ).
Ein guter Wert...
Momentum – China Life Insurance Company Limited (NYSE: LFC)
Since its May 16 feature on Zacks, China Life Insurance Company Limited shares have risen more than 88%. And the stock set a new lifetime high on Wednesday at $123.25 on more than twice normal trading volume. From a technical perspective, LFC is the type of extreme upward momentum that gives many investors pause. Yet time and again, buying stocks making new 52-week highs as a strategy has beaten the general market.
viel Glück + Frohe Weihnacht (für die Christen unter uns..)
SW
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§ WKN / ISIN 358060 / CN0003580601
§ Wertpapierbezeichnung CHINA LIFE INS.CO.LTD.REG.SHARES
§ Handelsplatz
Kursdaten (in EUR), Stand: 18:11 Uhr 22.12.2006 Volumen
Letzter Kurs 2,44 k.A.
Geld 2,43 5.000 St.
Brief 2,48 30.000 St.
China Life Helps Lift China Stocks
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SHANGHAI, China (AP) - Heavyweight banks jumped Monday in a spillover effect from hopes that China Life Insurance will make a strong debut in January, pushing the benchmark Shanghai Composite above the 2,400 level to another closing high.
In the forex spot market, a rise in the U.S. dollar-yuan central parity rate pushed the Chinese unit lower in thin trading, as many markets internationally are closed for Christmas.
On the over-the-counter market, the dollar was at 7.8195 yuan at about 0720 GMT, up from Friday's close of 7.8163 yuan. It traded in a tight range of 7.8185 to 7.8210 yuan.
The composite index, which tracks both A and B shares, ended up 3.9 percent at 2,435.76. It rose as much as 4.6 percent during the day but profit-taking pared some of the gains.
The Shenzhen Composite Index advanced 1.5 percent to 543.42.
The China Life effect will continue to support the overall market in coming days, but profit-taking risks are high and rising after the benchmark index has more than doubled this year, analysts said.
China Life, China's biggest life insurer by premiums, said overnight it set an indicative price range of 18.16 yuan to 18.88 yuan for its initial public offering of up to 1.5 billion A shares.
"Investors had expected the IPO shares to be priced above 20 yuan since China Life is set to be the first insurer to float shares on the domestic market," said Li Shiming, an analyst at Galaxy Securities.
"The lower-than-expected price range gives China Life more room to rise when it debuts in Shanghai. Investors widely expect its A shares to trade at a premium to its H shares considering the yuan's long-term strength," said Xu Yinghui, an analyst at Guotai Junan Securities.
China Life, which has H shares listed in Hong Kong and American Depositary Receipts traded in the U.S., closed at HK$24.35 on the Hong Kong market Friday, 29 percent to 34 percent higher than the A-share IPO price range.
The company has said it expects to list on the Shanghai Stock Exchange by Jan. 11.
Large banks rose Monday, benefiting from an overflow effect from China Life's IPO news. Industrial & Commercial Bank of China surged 9.9 percent to a record close and Bank of China jumped 7.5 percent to its highest settlement level since it listed in July.
"China Life and the two banks are comparable in some ways. They all possess leading positions in their respective industries and are direct beneficiaries of China's economic boom," Li said.
ICBC and BOC's gains buoyed other financial companies. China Minsheng Banking rose 5 percent and CITIC Securities gained 4.4 percent.
Da ich hier Investiert bin könnte
diese Nachricht einer auf Deutsch
übersetzen wäre jedem dafür sehr
dankbar.
der entscheidende Satz:
China Life Insurance Co. says it will set a price this week for an initial public offering on Chinese markets that could raise up to 28 billion yuan ($3.6 billion)
danach brauchen wir niemandem mehr viel Glück zu wünschen (just kidding)
China Life IPO Expect to Raise $3.6B
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China Life Insurance Co. says it will set a price this week for an initial public offering on Chinese markets that could raise up to 28 billion yuan ($3.6 billion).
The company would become the first Chinese insurer traded on China's domestic stock exchanges. China Life shares already are traded in the United States and in Hong Kong, a Chinese territory that is treated as a foreign economy for regulatory purposes.
Chinese officials are trying to develop the country's stock markets by encouraging bigger companies to list shares on them following a wave of IPOs that have raised billions of dollars from investors abroad.
In a statement issued through the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, China Life set a price range of 18.16 to 18.88 yuan ($2.32-$2.41) per share for up to 1.5 billion shares. It said a final price would be announced Thursday and that it aimed for a listing in Shanghai by Jan. 11.
Analysts said they expect China Life to price shares at the top end of the range, taking advantage of strong growth prospects and the relative scarcity of insurance stocks on mainland exchanges.
The company is to issue "A" shares that are restricted to trading by Chinese citizens or a small number of foreign investors that have been approved to invest in domestic shares.
Forty percent of the shares are earmarked for strategic investors who have not been publicly identified.
The China Insurance Regulatory Commission said in a forecast in October that revenues for Chinese insurers should exceed 1 trillion yuan by 2010, more than double 2005's 493 billion yuan.
Regulators expanded investment options for insurance companies this year by letting them buy stakes in commercial banks.
China Life recently paid 5.7 billion yuan for a 20 percent stake in Guangdong Development Bank as part of a consortium led by U.S.-based Citigroup Inc. (nyse: C - news - people )
China Life is the latest in a string of Chinese companies that are turning
to domestic stock markets to raise money following successful IPOs abroad.
viel Glück
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