TREE NEWS update: China Reinsurance Group President Zhu Xiaoyun said at the 2026 Shanghai International Reinsurance Conference that the company will leverage Lingang New Area policy advantages to land cross-border reinsurance business and make full use of the “foreign funds, foreign use” pilot policy to drive two-way business flows between domestic and overseas markets.
China Re to Use ‘Foreign Funds, Foreign Use’ Pilot for Cross-Border Reinsurance
The significance here is procedural rather than quantitative: a major Chinese reinsurer is explicitly tying its cross-border ambitions to a specific Lingang policy channel, which signals that the pilot is moving from framework to actual deal flow. This matters most for reinsurance capacity providers and brokers with exposure to both onshore and offshore risk transfer, since the "foreign funds, foreign use" mechanism could alter how capital is matched to risk across the two markets. What is worth watching is whether China Re discloses concrete transaction volumes or counterparties under the pilot, and whether other reinsurers follow with similar public commitments.
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