(Bloomberg) -- China Life Insurance Co., the
nation's biggest insurer, said its premium rose 13 percent in the
first five months of 2007 to 102.3 billion yuan ($13.4 billion),
according to a statement today to the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
The Beijing-based company's Hong Kong-listed shares rose 4.7
percent to HK$26.95 yesterday. The company's Shanghai traded
shares jumped 9 percent to 40.82 yuan yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
nation's biggest insurer, said its premium rose 13 percent in the
first five months of 2007 to 102.3 billion yuan ($13.4 billion),
according to a statement today to the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
The Beijing-based company's Hong Kong-listed shares rose 4.7
percent to HK$26.95 yesterday. The company's Shanghai traded
shares jumped 9 percent to 40.82 yuan yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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