China Insurance Regulatory Commission, was elected President of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors executive committee members

Map information: China Insurance Regulatory Commission Chairman Wu Dingfu, China issued photo Liao Wenjing

BEIJING, Oct. 27 According to the China Insurance Regulatory Commission Web site, recently, the China Insurance Regulatory Commission, Wu Dingfu, Chairman of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) 15th annual meeting of the General Assembly on the implementation of the elected members. At the annual meeting, all members of the participants to vote on the adoption of the new membership of the Executive Committee. Our elected representatives of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors executive committee members, which clearly reflects China's international status in the field of insurance regulation should be raised, China's new financial situation, to strengthen international cooperation on insurance supervision, on a wider scope to participate in international insurance supervision rules will be To play an active role.

International Association of Insurance Supervisors, founded in 1994, from 140 countries and regions, 190 representatives of insurance regulators, the international insurance supervision in the field of the most influential international organizations. The Executive Committee is the organization's highest decision-making body, on the relationship between the international insurance supervision and regulation of the development direction of the principles of major issues such as the formation of the resolution. International Association of Insurance Supervisors of the Executive Committee of the implementation of the original 15 members, mainly the United States, Japan and Western Europe and other developed countries of the regulatory bodies. During the annual meeting, the Executive Committee of the General Assembly to vote on the nomination and through the expansion of the Executive Committee of the proposal, the new China, South Korea and other countries regulatory agencies on behalf of the executive committee members for.