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Chairperson of PICC, PICC Property and Casualty Resigns

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Ding Xiangqun resigned as the chairperson of both the People's Insurance Company of China (HKG:1339, SHA:601319) or PICC, and PICC Property and Casualty (HKG:2328), according to Sunday filings with the Hong Kong bourse.

Ding resigned due to job transfer, the firms said.

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