Beijing/Shanghai — Ping An Insurance Group of China, on Thursday, reported a 42.7% drop in first-quarter profit, its biggest fall in quarterly profits in more than eight years, as the coronavirus pandemic disrupted its businesses.

Ping An, the country’s largest insurer by market value, said net profit fell to 26.063-billion yuan ($3.68bn) in the January-March quarter from 45.52-billion a year earlier...

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