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Guotai Property and Casualty Insurance Co., Ltd. was established in Shanghai in 2008 as the first property and casualty insurance company from Taiwan to open in mainland China, originally a subsidiary of Taiwan's Cathay Financial Holdings. In 2016, Ant Group became a strategic controlling shareholder, transforming the company into a prominent Insurtech-focused entity. The company offers a wide array of insurance products, including auto, accident, health, property, and liability insurance, leveraging technology and data analytics to create innovative, customer-centric insurance solutions for individuals, families, and businesses.

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Guotai Chanxian

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British Virgin Islands

2017

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