Recently, the Ministry of Finance released a notice introducing revisions to the performance evaluation methodology for state-owned commercial insurance companies. The previous metrics of 'state-owned capital preservation and appreciation rate' and 'return on equity' have been transformed into a comprehensive, long-term assessment model that incorporates evaluations over five-year, three-year, and current-year periods, weighted at 20%, 50%, and 30%, respectively. This shift aims to steer state-owned insurance funds towards harnessing their strengths as patient and long-term capital providers. Additionally, the notice mandates state-owned commercial insurance companies to fortify their management of insurance fund utilization, elevate the share of equity investments, and foster better alignment of assets and liabilities. These measures are designed to bolster the supply of medium- and long-term funds in the capital market, thereby fostering a stable and thriving market environment.