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2019 SOA China Symposium Attendee List by Company Name 2019 SOA China Symposium Attendee List by Company Name As of June 11, 2019 Dennis Wang Jack Lee Jack Hsu ABC Life Insurance Company Aegon Asia Aegon THTF Beijing, BEIJING China Hong Kong, Hong Kong Shanghai, Hong Kong Gongqiang Hu Xijun Ji Zenghuang Zheng Aegon THTF Life Insurance Co.,Ltd Aegon THTF Life Insurance Co.,Ltd Aegon THTF Life Insurance Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Company Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Jianrong Chen Frank Fu Hua Su AEGON-CNOOC Life Insurance Co Aegonthtf Aegonthtf Life Insurance Co. Ltd Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, China Haihua Du Zizi Zhang Hai Chen Aetna International AIA AIA China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Heng Chen Pengzhi Geng Sherry Huang AIA China AIA China AIA China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Leo Ng Youquan Qi John Wei AIA China AIA China AIA China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Feixiang Xu Janet Yu Ken Zhan AIA China AIA China AIA China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Yong Zhang Guangsheng Wei Benny Zhang AIG Business Consulting American International Assurance American International Assurance Beijing City, BEIJING China Co Ltd Co Ltd Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Zhi Yong ZhiYong Sifang Zhang Chen Li Anbang Insurance Company Aon Beijing Life Insurance CO.,LTD. Beijing, BEIJING China Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Beijing, BEIJING China Xiuwen Wang Jane Zhang Rick Wei Beijing Life Insurance CO.,LTD. Beijing Shiyibei Technology Co.,Ltd BNP Paribas Asset Management Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing City, BEIJING China Hong Kong, Hong Kong Yonghua Ni Chuanbo Cui Crystal Zhou Bohailife Bohailife Life Canada Life Reinsurance Tianjin, TIANJIN China Beijing, BEIJING China Philadelphia, PA United States Ran Guo Ru Yuan Jianfang Zhang Casualty Actuarial Society Cathay Life CCB Life Insurance Company Arlington, VA United States Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Limited Shanghai, China Nicole Zhang Lu Yu Yang Li CCB Life Insurance Company Ltd. China Association of Actuaries - China Life Insurance (group) Shanghai City, China CAA Company Beijing City, BEIJING CITY China Beijing, BEIJING China Tao Feng Bin Han Xiaolin Han China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Xue Han Le Hong Jin Hou China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Fengli Hu Qing Ma Lijia Sui China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Xueqin Wang Qian Wang Shoukan Yang China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Yang Yang Linfu Zhang Qian Zhang China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd China Life Insurance Co Ltd Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Bill Liu Zhiti Zhang Ziping Zhang China Life Pension Co Ltd China Life Pension Co Ltd China Life Pension Co Ltd Beijing City, BEIJING China Beijing City, BEIJING China Beijing City, BEIJING China Qiang Li Xu Gu Feng Shen China Life Pension Company China Life Reinsurance Co Ltd China Life Reinsurance Co Ltd Beijing, BEIJING China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Mini Ni Jia Tan Guangyao Liu China Merchants Life Insurance China Merchants Life Insurance China Oceanwide Group Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Co., LTD Beijing City, BEIJING CITY China Shenzhen City, China Shen Li Jing Zhao Shu Wang China Pacific Insurance (group) China Pacific China Pacific Life Insurance Co.,Ltd Co., Ltd Insurance(group)co.,Ltd. Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, Shanghai China Huanhuan Chang Hongliang Wu Min Lu China Post Life China Post Life China Post Life Insurance Co., Ltd. Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Jifeng Xie Wei Yu Jul Cai China Taiping Insurance Group China Taiping Insurance Group Ltd China Taiping Life Insurance (hong Limited (HK966) Shenzhen City, GUANGDONG Kong) Company Limited Causeway Bay, Hong Kong China Hong Kong, HONG KONG China Wanru Zhang Wai-Sum Chan Jesse Song China United Insurance Holding Chinese University-Hong Kong CIGNA & CMB Life Insurance Company Limited Sha Tin, Hong Kong Company Beijing, BEIJING China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Newton Lam Janet Zhang SiAo Sun Cigna International Cigna-Cmc Life Insurance Co Ltd CITIC Prudential Life Insurance Co Hong Kong Shenzhen, GUANGDONG China Ltd Beijing, BEIJING China Qingtian Yin Caixia Jia Qiang Liu CITIC Prudential Life Insurance Co Citic-Prudential Life Insurance Co Concordia Boston Capital Inc Ltd Ltd Boston, MA United States Guangzhou, GUANGDONG China Guangzhou, GUANGDONG China Kevin Liu Erica Liu Yu Jiang Conning Asia Pacific Limited Deloitte China Deloitte Consulting Central, Hong Kong Beijing, Taiwan Beijing, BEIJING China Zhixin Wu Liwen Cao Zhanzhong Liu Depauw University Evergrand Life Evergrande Life Greencastle, IN United States Shenzhen City, GUANGDONG Shenzhen, China China Flora Shao Yuan Huang Weinan Lu Gen Re Generali China Life Insurance Co GUOBAO Life Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Ltd Beijing City, BEIJING China Beijing City, BEIJING China Chunjiang Tong Sean Liu Ying Gong Guohua Life Guolian Life Insurance Company Hannover Re Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Ltd. Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Wuxi, JIANGSU China Xuanxuan Xu Qiyu Luo Zhiwei Zhao Hannover Re Hannover Re Shanghai Branch Hannover Re Shanghai Branch Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Na Liu Xinxin Qiu Shuoni Lao Heng An Standard Life Insurance Hetai Life Insurance Co.,Ltd HSBC Insurance Co BEIJING, BEIJING China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Tianjin, TIANJIN China Fuxing Liu Ken Liang Qing Min Lin HSBC Insurance HSBC Insurance (Asia-Pacific) Ltd. HSBC Life Insurance Company Ltd Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Hong Kong, Hong Kong Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Wenhui Qu Yan Feng Xiao Ping Liao Huatai Insurance Group Huatai Life Insurance Co,.Ltd HUIZE INSURANCE BROKER CO. Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China LTD Shen Zhen, GUANGDONG China Jing Qian Hans Wagner Zhiwei Li ICBC-AXA Life ICBC-AXA Life Insnail Cop. Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shenzhen, GUANGDONG China Xiao Chun Gu Kevin Ding Athena Guo Jixiang Life Insurance Company KPMG China Kunlun Health Insurance Company Changsha, HUNAN China Beijing, China Beijing, BEIJING China Shu Zheng Li Zack Liao Shu Yang Manulife Sinochem Life Insurance Manulife-Sinochem Insurance Co. Manulife-Sinochem Life Co Ltd. Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai, Shanghai China Shanghai Junmin Zhu Jian Yu Sharon Huang Manulife-Sinochem Life Insurance Metlife Insurance Company Milliman Co., Ltd. Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Beijing City, BEIJING China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Qiuwen Peng Rong Yi Judy Cai Milliman Inc Milliman Inc Minsheng Life Insurance Company Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Boston, MA United States Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Annie Tan Shar Choi Fred Pan Moody’S Analytics Moody's Analytics Moody's Analytics Toronto, ON Canada Central, Hong Kong Hong Kong Mingqi Wang Henry Wei Yan Yang Munich Reinsurance Company Munich Reinsurance Company Munich Reinsurance Company Beijing Branch Beijing Branch Beijing Branch Beijing City, BEIJING China Beijing City, BEIJING China Beijing City, BEIJING China Jianting Yao Yang Liu Hui Zeng New China Life New China Life Insurance Co Ltd New China Life Insurance Co Ltd Beijing, NA - NOT APPLICABLE Beijing, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China China Qirong Zheng None Wang Haidong Li New Chinalife Insurance Oceanwide Holdings Oceanwide Insurance Beijing City, BEIJING China Beijing City, BEIJING China Beijing, BEIJING China Chen Zhao Jiahui Li Wenwen Sheng Old Mutual-Guodian Life Insurance Oldmutual-Guodian Life Insurance Oldmutual-Guodian Life Insurance Company Ltd. Company Company Beijing City, BEIJING China Beijing City, BEIJING China Beijing City, BEIJING China Lixia Qiu Trinity Pong Jianhua Li Pacific Medical&Healthcare Peak Re Pearl River Life Insurance Co.,Ltd. Management Co., Ltd Hong Kong, Hong Kong Guangzhou City, GUANGDONG Shanghai City, China China Flick Fornia Nan Gang Peng Yanan Jin Pension Trustee Advisors Ping An Health Co Ltd Ping An Insurance Co of China Greenwood Village, CO United Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shenzhen, GUANGDONG China States Tian Liu Qun Peng Qi Zhang Ping An Insurance Co of China Ping An Insurance Co of China Ping An Insurance Co of China Shenzhen, GUANGDONG China Shenzhen, GUANGDONG China Shenzhen, GUANGDONG China Candy Ding Na Shi Yunhang Wu Ping An Insurance Group Ping An Life Ping An Life Insurance Co of China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Shenzhen, GUANGDONG China Qing Zhang Ming Zhang Ivy Tang Ping An Life Insurance Co of China Ping An Medical and Healthcare Ping An Medical and Healthcare Shenzhen, GUANGDONG China Management Management Co., Ltd Shanghai, China Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanshan Zhang Xiaolong Bu Yan Ha Pingan Life Pingan Life Insurance Company Pramerica Business Consulting Shanghai, SHANGHAI China Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China (shanghai) Co., Ltd Shanghai City, SHANGHAI China Yaling Zhu Li Zhang Harry Yang
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