首例人寿保险合并案收官 大都会人寿深耕中国市场（The first life insurance merger ending MetLife deep Chinese Market）.doc

首例人寿保险合并案收官 大都会人寿深耕中国市场（The first life insurance merger ending MetLife deep Chinese Market） After half a year, the first life-insurance company merger integration Chinese -- MetLife and United MetLife has finally come to an end. In April 19th, MetLife held a celebration in Shanghai, celebrating the merger is completed, this is the first China life-insurance company merger, and schedule to achieve the headquarters and 27 branches of the same day unified flop. At the same time, the company also announced that it will take metropolitan life as a brand in the EC on the same day, continue cultivating China market. In April 19th, Midland MetLife chairman Cai Xiaohong, general manager of Beck Jun for the first time with a new identity at MetLife combined press conference. In April 12th, MetLife has formally approved the renamed Midland MetLife Insurance Company Limited (hereinafter referred to as MetLife), although registered in Shanghai, but in the future the company will adopt dual headquarters operation mode; for the future development of the new company, the shareholders are given in 2015 to enter the top three target foreign life insurance. Talking about the first merger, Midland MetLife CEO Beck Jun believes that the biggest challenge is without precedent. It is difficult to be the first time before, because domestic no experience can make a reference, so need to continue to communicate with the parties, to explore their own experience. After the merger, the new company will become the capital of 800 million yuan. Beck Jun said that further capital plans will depend on business expansion plans and. Cai Xiaohong said: if there is a need to raise capital, as we will support the Chinese shareholders. According to the schedule, Midland MetLife is expected to be among the top 3 foreign life insurance in China before 2015, the size of the premium is not measured but highlights the value of new business connotation. From the Shanghai municipal government, the China Insuranc