On the afternoon of February 13, CCB Chairman Zhang Jinliang met with China Taiping Insurance Group Chairman Yin Zhaojun. The two sides held working talks to further deepen comprehensive business cooperation. Also attending the meeting were CCB President Zhang Yi and Vice President Ji Zhihong, as well as China Taiping General Manager Li Kedong and Vice President Zhu Jie.

Zhang Jinliang welcomed Yin Zhaojun and his delegation, expressing gratitude for China Taiping's trust and support. He stated that China Taiping is a key strategic partner of CCB, with extensive and in-depth cooperation already established across multiple areas including insurance agency services, asset custody, corporate annuities, and financial markets. Looking ahead, Zhang expressed hope that both parties would build on the new starting point of the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, actively respond to market demands, continuously innovate cooperation mechanisms, upgrade products and services, and jointly foster a new ecosystem for integrated bank-insurance collaboration.

Yin Zhaojun thanked CCB for its long-standing support to China Taiping. He presented an overview of China Taiping's 2025 operational performance and future development direction, emphasizing the group's high regard for its partnership with CCB. Yin proposed that, building on the solid foundation of traditional business cooperation, the two sides should enhance collaboration in strategic investments, wealth management, pension finance, and overseas operations. He also suggested establishing regular communication mechanisms to steadily advance high-quality development in bank-insurance cooperation.

The meeting was attended by relevant department heads from CCB's headquarters, including the Financial Institutions Department, Asset Custody Department, Personal Finance Department (Consumer Rights Protection Department), Financial Markets Department, Group Asset Management Department (Pension Finance Department), Investment Banking Department, as well as representatives from the Shanghai Branch.