PE-backed Taikang Life looks to IPO within three years
China’s fifth-largest insurance firm Taikang Life, which is 12%-owned by Goldman Sachs, is slated to list in Shanghai and Hong Kong within the next three years, Dongsheng Chen, the company’s chairman, told local media
Citing the Shanghai Securities News, Reuters reported that Chen will not consider a listing until Taikang is one of the top four players in the industry. Sources have previously suggested that Taikang...
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