Participating Products Regulatory Disclosure
Participating Business Committee
Dividend Philosophy
Fulfillment Ratio
Participating Business Committee
To enhance the corporate governance structure and comply with Hong Kong Insurance Authority's Guideline 34, China Pacific Life Insurance (H.K.) Company Limited. established a Participating Business Committee on January 1, 2026. The committee provides independent and objective recommendations to the Board of Directors regarding policy dividends and reports directly to the Board.
Participating Business Committee’s Duties
The core function of the Participating Business Committee is to conduct independent assessment and professional oversight of the management of participating funds within a clearly defined mandate. Its specific responsibilities encompass reviewing the fairness of participating policies, the reasonableness of surplus distribution mechanisms, the risk profile of the funds, and the transparency of information disclosure, among other key matters, to ensure policyholders are treated fairly. The insurance company must provide the Committee with adequate resources, including data access and professional advisory support, to ensure its effective functioning. If the Board of Directors makes decisions that deviate from the Committee's advice and potentially harm policyholders' interests, the Committee must alert the Board and report to the Insurance Authority as required.
List of Members of Participating Business Committee
Chairperson: Mr. AU Chi LaiMr. AU Chi Lai is a Partner at Deloitte based in Hong Kong, with over 25 years of industry experience and professional actuarial qualifications, specializing in actuarial practice within the life insurance sector. He has particular expertise in participating business management, having independently reviewed changes to participating mechanisms, evaluated asset share methodologies, and provided professional recommendations. Furthermore, he has led financial transformation, process automation, and regulatory reporting optimization projects related to participating business for several multinational insurance companies.
Member: Ms. WANG MingqiMs. Wang Mingqi is a senior actuarial expert with over 20 years of experience. She has held senior management positions such as Chief Actuary at several well-known insurance companies over many years. She possesses profound expertise in participating business management, having led the formulation of key decisions such as profit distribution plans for participating business, while also overseeing actuarial valuation, product strategy, and reinsurance arrangements. Furthermore, she is comprehensively responsible for key functions including actuarial valuation, product strategy, financial forecasting, and capital planning.
Member: Mr. Simon, LAM Yat TungMr. Simon Lam currently serves as the Co-Chief Executive Officer and a member of the Board of Directors at China Pacific Life Insurance (H.K.) Company Limited. He possesses over 25 years of extensive management experience in the life insurance and reinsurance sectors across Hong Kong and Southeast Asia markets. Throughout his career, he has held key positions such as Chief Actuary, Head of Business Development and Deputy Chief Executive Officer in several insurance companies. Mr. Lam holds an Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) degree and is a Fellow member of the Society of Actuaries (SOA), as well as a member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA).
Annual Statement from Participating Business Committee
Annual statement from Participating Business Committee will be disclosed by 31st Dec, 2026.
Dividend Philosophy
Participating insurance plans provide policy owners an opportunity to receive a share of profit of China Pacific Life Insurance (H.K.) Company Limited (the "Company", “we”). The profit of participating insurance plans are allocated between policy owners of these plans and shareholders of our Company in a reasonable proportion. Policy owners of participating plans share the divisible surplus in the form of non-guaranteed dividends. To accomplish the purpose, we invest your premiums (including premium due and paid and prepaid premium (if applicable)) in a wide range of asset portfolios according to our investment strategy, with the cost of policy benefits and expenses deducted from premiums or assets. We aim to ensure a fair sharing of profit between policy owners and Company's shareholders, and among different groups of policy owners.
Several factors will be considered to determine the dividends, including but not limited to the past experience and future outlook of the following aspects:
1
Investment performance affected by the changes in the market value of relevant assets invested, dividends and interest income generated from the investment and economic conditions
2
Claims including the cost of providing the death benefits and other kinds of insured benefits under the product(s)
3
Surrenders including policy surrenders, partial surrenders and policy lapses and the corresponding impact on the product’s backing assets
4
Direct and indirect expenses related to the policies issued such as commission, underwriting expenses and administrative costs.
Policy owners can choose to settle the dividends declared by depositing them in the policy, assigning them to pay premiums or cashing them out. Dividends deposited in the policy accumulates at an interest crediting rate determined by our Company. The dividend and interest crediting rate for dividend deposit are non-guaranteed. The relevant numbers in the illustration documents are projected based on current assumptions at that time and do not necessarily represent their future actual value. Both of them may be higher or lower than illustrated due to the actual performance related to the product.
When our Company determines the amount of dividend distributed to each policy, grouping could be made according to the characteristics of the policies to ensure the fairness among different policy owners. Differences in factors like product type, insured's age, gender and policy duration may affect the dividend amount declared for each policy.
The Company's financial performance, which is positively correlated to the dividend amount, may fluctuate greatly in short term. Yet, the Company may take appropriate measures to prevent significant changes in dividends and maintain a relatively stable dividend declared. It shall be achieved by scattering the influence on future dividend payments.
Our Company will review the dividends at least once every year. The actual amount of dividends payable is recommended by our Appointed Actuary according to the Company's policy and approved by our Company's Board of Directors, with written declaration by the Chairman of the Board, an Independent Non-Executive Director and Appointed Actuary to ensure fair treatment between different parties.
Fulfillment Ratio

Fulfillment ratios are calculated on an aggregate level among all relevant policies of the participating product series up to the respective policy anniversary in the reporting period from 1st January 2025 to 31st December 2025, based on below assumptions and calculation methods. The fulfillment ratios are intended as a reference to assist prospective customers in understanding the participating products. They may not represent the situation of each individual participating policy and are not an accurate indicator of future dividends declaration of the insurance products.

Assumptions adopted in the calculation of fulfillment ratio:

  • All premiums are paid in full when due.
  • No policy loans are taken out throughout the term of the policy.
  • Sum Assured / Notional Amount of the policy remains unchanged since issuance.
  • There is no cash withdrawal throughout the term of the policy. All declared annual dividends, guaranteed and non-guaranteed annuity payments and guaranteed bonus are left within the Company for interest accumulation based on the relevant actual interest rates; and all declared reversionary bonuses are left within the Company to accrue in the policy.

Calculation of fulfillment ratio:

  • Fulfillment ratios of terminal dividends / bonuses refer to the ratio of aggregate payout of non-guaranteed terminal dividends / bonuses against the aggregate illustrated amounts provided to customers at the point of sale for all relevant policies actually terminated in the reporting period from 1st January 2025 to 31st December 2025. For avoidance of doubt, cash value of terminal bonuses is factored into the calculation.
  • Fulfillment ratios of annual dividends refer to the ratio of aggregate actual accumulated non-guaranteed annual dividends and actual interests accumulated on annual dividends against the aggregate illustrated amounts provided to customers at the point of sale for all relevant in-force policies in the reporting period from 1st January 2025 to 31st December 2025.
  • Fulfillment ratios of non-guaranteed annuity refer to the ratio of aggregate actual accumulated non-guaranteed annuity payments, and actual interests accumulated on guaranteed and non-guaranteed annuity payments and guaranteed bonus against the aggregate illustrated amounts provided to customers at the point of sale for all relevant in-force policies in the reporting period from 1st January 2025 to 31st December 2025.
  • Fulfillment ratios of reversionary bonuses refer to the ratio of aggregate actual accumulated non-guaranteed reversionary bonuses against the aggregate illustrated amounts provided to customers at the point of sale for all relevant policies actually terminated and all relevant in-force policies in the reporting period from 1st January 2025 to 31st December 2025. For avoidance of doubt, cash value of reversionary bonuses is factored into the calculation. The face value of reversionary bonus is guaranteed once declared, while the cash value of reversionary bonus is not guaranteed.

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Fulfillment ratios for Non-guaranteed Annuity for reporting year 2025

Product SeriesProduct TypePolicy CurrencyFulfillment ratios for Non-guaranteed Annuity for reporting year 2025
Aging with Grace Deferred Annuity Plan (Lifetime)AnnuityUSDPolicy Year 1 (Policy effective in 2024)Policy Year 2 (Policy effective in 2023)Policy Year 3 (Policy effective in 2022)Policy Year 4 (Policy effective in 2021)Policy Year 5 (Policy effective in 2020)Policy Year 6 (Policy effective in 2019)Policy Year 7 (Policy effective in 2018)Policy Year 8 (Policy effective in 2017)Policy Year 9 (Policy effective in 2016)Policy Year 10 (Policy effective in 2015)Policy Year 10+ (Policy effective in 2014 and before)
N/A (d)N/A (d)N/A (d)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)

Fulfillment ratios for Terminal Dividend for reporting year 2025

Product SeriesProduct TypePolicy CurrencyFulfillment ratios for Terminal Dividend for reporting year 2025
Aging with Grace Deferred Annuity Plan (Lifetime)AnnuityUSDPolicy Year 1 (Policy effective in 2024)Policy Year 2 (Policy effective in 2023)Policy Year 3 (Policy effective in 2022)Policy Year 4 (Policy effective in 2021)Policy Year 5 (Policy effective in 2020)Policy Year 6 (Policy effective in 2019)Policy Year 7 (Policy effective in 2018)Policy Year 8 (Policy effective in 2017)Policy Year 9 (Policy effective in 2016)Policy Year 10 (Policy effective in 2015)Policy Year 10+ (Policy effective in 2014 and before)
N/A (e)100%100%N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)N/A (a)

Note:

Fulfillment ratios may not be applicable (i.e. shown as “N/A” in tables above) due to any of the following reasons:

a)      Product was launched after this year.

b)      Product has not yet reached the first policy anniversary in reporting period from 1st January 2025 to 31st December 2025.

c)      No relevant policy is in-force for that participating product with the respective policy year as of the reporting period from 1st January 2025 to 31st December 2025.

d)      The illustrated amount for terminal dividends / terminal bonuses / annual dividends / non-guaranteed annuity payments / reversionary bonuses provided to customers at the point of sale is zero for relevant policies of that participating product up to the corresponding policy years.

e)      (Applicable to terminal dividends / bonuses only) No relevant policy of that participating product is terminated in current reporting period from 1st January 2025 to 31st December 2025, such that no terminal dividend / bonus was actually paid.