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Conflict Monitor:China Re says current impact of the war on the Group is manageable

By Sarah Si | 02 Apr 2026

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The China Reinsurance (Group) Corporation (China Re Group) has carried out a preliminary comprehensive assessment of the impact of the US-Israeli-Iran hostilities on its operations. The Group finds that the current impact of the war on it is generally manageable, but uncertainties remain due to ongoing developments.

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Conflict Monitor:China Re says current impact of the war on the Group is manageable

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