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What are the management regulations for the qualifications of senior executives of insurance companies?
The regulations on the management of the qualifications of senior executives of insurance companies include bachelor degree or above, having been engaged in financial work for more than 8 years or engaged in economic work for more than 65,438+00 years, being the department head of an insurance company for more than 5 years, being the equivalent management position of a financial supervision institution for more than 5 years, and being the senior manager of an insurance company branch for more than 5 years.

An insurance company refers to a company as a legal person established in accordance with the Insurance Law and the Company Law. Insurance companies collect premiums, invest the premium capital in bonds, stocks, loans and other assets, and use the income of these assets to pay the insurance compensation determined in the policy. Through the above business, insurance companies can get high return on investment, provide customers with appropriate insurance services at lower premiums, and make profits.