Insurance Broker Tutorial (Second Edition)

Author: Jiang Shengzhong, Zhao Chunmei (editors)
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Publish Date: 2006-05-09
Features: Since the release of the first edition of "Insurance Intermediary Tutorial" (Mechanical Industry Press) in September 2001, it has been four years. During this period, with the rapid development of China's insurance industry, the insurance intermediary sector, as an important part of the insurance market, has undergone significant changes and maintained a strong growth momentum. Under these circumstances, some content in the first edition of "Insurance Intermediary Tutorial" has become outdated and no longer aligns with current realities. Additionally, in recent years, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission has formulated new insurance intermediary regulations to standardize and promote the development of insurance intermediaries. The implementation of these new regulations has also made the content on insurance intermediary supervision in the first edition of "Insurance Intermediary Tutorial" inconsistent with current requirements. Furthermore, with the advancement of theoretical research on insurance intermediaries, it is necessary to incorporate relatively mature research findings into the textbook to enrich its content and improve its quality. Therefore, based on our research and summary of the development status of the insurance intermediary industry over the past four years, we have revised the first edition of "Insurance Intermediary Tutorial." This book adopts a systematic perspective, striving to comprehensively explain insurance intermediaries as a discipline or a standalone theoretical system to readers. While introducing the basic knowledge and theories of insurance intermediaries, it also covers the practical operational knowledge of various insurance intermediary institutions, achieving a balance between theory and practice. When introducing the operational rules of various insurance intermediary institutions, it is fully based on new laws and regulations concerning insurance intermediaries.