China Ping An Insurance Company is neither a state-owned enterprise nor a central enterprise. It is one of the top ten insurance companies in the world that cannot fail.
There are only four insurance companies belonging to central enterprises: First, China People's Insurance Company. The second is China Pacific Insurance Company. Third, China Life Insurance Company. Fourth, China Import and Export Credit Insurance Company.
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Ping An Insurance is a private enterprise, but it is regulated by the state. Insurance is also a risky industry. If there is capital flight, it will cause losses to many policyholders. Therefore, the state will supervise the financial investment industry, which belongs to private joint-stock enterprises, and the largest shareholder has nothing to do with state-owned enterprises.
Although Ping An Insurance is private, there are also some shares of state-owned enterprises, and the shares of state-owned enterprises are still relatively small in the whole proportion, mainly private shares.
However, China Ping An is now the largest financial services group in China, ranking first in China in terms of assets of the whole group. Both life insurance business and property insurance business rank second in the country, which can be said to be the spring of private enterprises. It doesn't matter if it's not a state-owned enterprise. It has developed rapidly in recent years, involving more businesses, and its strength will not be worse than that of some state-owned enterprises.
How to judge whether an enterprise is a state-owned enterprise or a private enterprise?
The types of enterprises can be mainly judged from three aspects: the capital composition, the form of responsibility and the legal status of enterprises.
1, state-owned enterprises
Refers to enterprises whose property belongs to the state and is funded by the state.
The scope of state-owned enterprises includes enterprises invested by state organs, institutions and social organizations at all levels, institutions and social organizations in which the state no longer allocates or allocates part of funds for production and business activities, and enterprises invested by the above-mentioned enterprises, institutions and social organizations with state-owned assets.
2. Private enterprises
Private enterprises refer to profit-making economic organizations based on wage labor established or controlled by natural persons.
That is, the assets of the enterprise are private, and it is an economic organization for profit, and the number of employees exceeds the quorum. In China, such enterprises are funded by individual citizens and owned and controlled by them. Moreover, their mode of production and operation is mainly wage labor, and the number of employees should be more than 8.
This kind of enterprises used to run the top three industries, but now they are involved in the first and second industries, driving the development of science and technology, production and export.