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{{Infobox insurance company
| name = AXA Tianping
| legal_name = AXA Tianping Property & Casualty Insurance Co., Ltd.
| logo = axa-tianping-logo.jpg
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| type = Subsidiary
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| founded = 2004
| headquarter = Shanghai, China
| domicile = Shanghai, China
| regulator = National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA)
| ultimate_parent = AXA S.A.
| shareholders = AXA Versicherungen AG (100%)
| key_people = Zuo Weihao (CEO), Xavier Veyry (Executive Chairman)
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| lines_of_business = Property & Casualty, Health
| products = Motor insurance, Short-term health insurance, Commercial P&C, Accident and Travel insurance
| distribution = Direct (Digital/Telemarketing), Agency, Brokers, Bancassurance
| competitors = PICC P&C, Ping An, China Pacific (CPIC), Allianz China General
| market_share_rank = Largest foreign P&C insurer in China; Top 20 Chinese P&C company
| financial_year = 2024
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| gwp = RMB 6.741 billion
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| net_income = -RMB 66 million
| invested_assets = RMB 7.323 billion
| technical_reserves = RMB 5.89 billion
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| equity = RMB 2.87 billion
| solvency_ratio = 239.7%
| combined_ratio = 105.48%
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| ratings = S&P: A (Stable)<br>Moody's: A2 (Stable)
| footnotes = Note: Financials based on Chinese GAAP/statutory filings.
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This 10-bullet-point executive summary provides an overview of AXA TianPing:
# '''Corporate profile.''' AXA Tianping is the largest 100% foreign-owned property and casualty insurer in China, having been fully acquired by AXA Group in December 2019 after buying out domestic shareholders. Operating as a Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (WFOE) with a registered capital of RMB 846 million, it functions under the supervision of the National Financial Regulatory Administration (NFRA) and the C-ROSS II solvency regime. The company maintains a substantial national footprint, covering over 85% of China's GDP through a network of 25 provincial branches and over 90 sub-branches. Post-acquisition, the leadership structure was localized with the appointment of Chairwoman Zhu Shamiao and CEO Zuo Weihao to drive strategic transformation and regulatory alignment. The workforce has been streamlined to approximately 2,600 employees, reflecting a focus on operational efficiency and the outsourcing of non-core functions.
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