Special sovereign bonds could be used for the first time to bolster insurers’ capital as solvency pressure builds
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China is reportedly preparing to inject up to 200 billion yuan ($29 billion) into its largest state-controlled insurers through special sovereign bonds — a move that, if confirmed, would mark the first time Beijing has used the fiscal tool to recapitalize insurance companies.
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