As of August 13, insurance funds have made 27 acquisitions of listed companies this year, significantly surpassing the total of 20 such transactions recorded throughout last year. Notably, 25 of these acquisitions were sparked by active buying, underscoring the robust appetite of insurance funds to proactively bolster their holdings. The primary methods employed by insurance funds for acquiring listed companies include bidding transactions and purchases in the secondary market, with self-owned funds and insurance liability reserves serving as the primary sources of capital. According to industry experts, there remains substantial potential for insurance funds to further increase their allocation to equity assets in the future.
