In the first three quarters of this year, insurance capital entities carried out a total of 14,128 research visits to A-share listed companies. Their attention was notably drawn to technology sectors, including electronic components and medical equipment. Insurance funds have the flexibility to conduct research both prior to making investments and throughout the holding period. This approach aligns seamlessly with their long-term investment strategy in high-dividend sectors. Their equity asset allocation is marked by a diverse range of holdings and a variety of strategies. Taikang Asset emerged as the most active in conducting research visits. Pension insurance companies and insurance asset management firms displayed heightened enthusiasm for research, driven by their need for long-term capital duration and high stability. In an environment characterized by low interest rates, insurance funds strive to boost the competitiveness of their investment portfolios. They achieve this by conducting thorough research on listed companies, with a particular emphasis on frequent visits to technology sectors. The top ten listed companies that attracted the most research interest from insurance capital institutions are primarily situated within the technology sector. This trend mirrors the market's enthusiasm and is a result of the interplay between policy guidance, market conditions, and allocation strategies. Insurance funds are thus encouraged to actively seek out investment opportunities in the technology sector, while also maintaining allocations to high-dividend assets.