HONG KONG and SHANGHAI, June 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Ping An Insurance (Group) Company of China, Ltd. ("Ping An" or the "Group"; HKEX: 2318/82318; SSE: 601318) attended the World Economic Forum's 17th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, also known as Summer Davos 2026, convened at the Dalian International Conference Center on 23 June, 2026. This year's forum brought together more than 1,700 representatives from over 90 countries and regions to discuss cutting-edge topics related to global economy, technology, and social development. Among the key topics were ageing population and the sustainable development of a longevity society.
He Mingke, CEO of Ping An Healthcare and Technology Company Limited ("Ping An Good Doctor"; HKEX: 1833), the flagship of Ping An Group's health and senior care ecosystem, shared insights on Ping An's full-cycle health and longevity management solutions under its "integrated finance + health and senior care" strategy, with a focus on population aging and the sustainable development of a longevity society.
Ping An Good Doctor to Launch Health Longevity Index and Upgrade Longevity Management Services
"China is entering its own 'longevity era', and the focus of population health management is shifting from simply extending lifespan to extending healthy lifespan. The average life expectancy of Chinese residents is now close to 79 years, while healthy life expectancy remains below 69 years, leaving a health deficit of approximately 10 years. Traditional passive healthcare and post-incident claims settlement alone are no longer sufficient to meet the health needs arising from longevity. What is needed is more proactive health management, with earlier intervention to delay functional decline, reduce the risk of disability, and help more people maintain good health over a longer life course," said He Mingke, CEO of Ping An Healthcare and Technology Company Limited.
Based on this insight, Ping An Good Doctor will jointly release white paper titled Centenarian Health Standards: From Passive Healthcare to a Proactive Health Paradigm with the Asia-Pacific Longevity Medicine Society, and will take the lead in launching the "China Health Longevity Index (CHLI)". Ping An Good Doctor will also upgrade the "Ping An Longevity Management Service System", promoting the shift of health management from fragmented wellness practices to systematic management, and from "treating illness and providing elderly care" to "healthy aging".
Advancing the "Integrated Finance + Health and Senior Care" Strategy
In recent years, Ping An has continued to advance its "integrated finance + health and senior care" strategy, with the upgrade of the "Ping An Longevity Management Service System" serving as a key customer-centric initiative. It is designed to promote deeper synergy between financial protection and health and senior care services, transforming insurance policies into more frequent, heartwarming companionship and helping customers enjoy healthier, higher quality lives.
Since 2026, Ping An has launched a range of services, including AI-powered Express Service, which enables customers to "get things done with one sentence", its Global Emergency Assistance service, which enables customers to "respond to emergencies with one button", and "Ping An Home-based Services". These initiatives reflect Ping An's active response to customers' evolving needs in financial services, travel safety, health, and senior care. Looking ahead, the Group will continue to deepen its "integrated finance + health and senior care" strategy, further advance the "finance + services" model and product innovation, and bring greater wellbeing to more families through Ping An's services.
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Im Streit um die Behandlung sogenannter Heavy User im Mobilfunk hat das nordrhein-westfälische Oberverwaltungsgericht (OVG) die Bundesnetzagentur vorläufig in die Schranken gewiesen. Die Bonner Aufsichtsbehörde hatte einem bundesweit tätigen Mobilfunkanbieter untersagt, Kunden mit unbegrenztem oder sehr großem Datenvolumen bei überlasteten Funkzellen mit geringerer Priorität zu bedienen. Diese Form der sogenannten Depriorisierung darf nach der einstweiligen OVG-Entscheidung vorerst weiter angewendet werden. Der Beschluss im Eilverfahren ist nicht anfechtbar.
Nach Auffassung des 13. Senats ist derzeit offen, ob die entsprechende Vertragsklausel des Anbieters mit europäischem Recht vereinbar ist. Im Kern geht es um die Frage, ob eine nachrangige Behandlung von Vielnutzern eine nicht gerechtfertigte Ungleichbehandlung von Kunden darstellt. Bevor in der Hauptsache entschieden wird, will das OVG Münster den Europäischen Gerichtshof (EuGH) um eine Vorabentscheidung bitten. Damit wird der Konflikt um Datenpriorisierung und Netzmanagement auf die europäische Ebene verlagert.
Gegenstand des Verfahrens ist insbesondere, ob der Datentransport datenintensiver Anwendungen wie hochauflösendem Videostreaming während einer Netzüberlastung eingeschränkt oder verlangsamt werden darf. Der betroffene Mobilfunkanbieter sieht dies in seinen Allgemeinen Geschäftsbedingungen vor, um Kapazitäten in ausgelasteten Funkzellen zu steuern. Die Bundesnetzagentur hatte angeordnet, dass diese Klausel nicht umgesetzt werden darf und damit faktisch einen Riegel vor entsprechende Maßnahmen gegen Heavy User geschoben.
In der Vorinstanz hatte sich die Bundesnetzagentur noch durchgesetzt: Das Verwaltungsgericht Köln hatte die Position der Behörde bestätigt. Das OVG änderte diese Entscheidung nun (Az. 13 B 1232/25) und gab dem Anbieter im Eilverfahren Recht. Mit der geplanten Vorlage an den EuGH dürfte der Fall Signalwirkung für die Auslegung europäischer Vorgaben zur Gleichbehandlung von Internetverkehr und zu den Spielräumen der Netzbetreiber beim Umgang mit stark belasteten Mobilfunkzellen entfalten.
