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these incidents are not isolated incidents, but reflect the challenges faced by the insurance agent industry as a whole and the issues that need to be addressed. in an environment where market supervision is becoming increasingly stringent, how to deal with the professional risks of insurance agents and enhance their market reputation has become an important issue in the capital market.

in recent years, the csrc has continuously strengthened its supervision over insurance agents, and the regulatory authorities have shown their concern and requirements for the behavior of insurance agents, from the classification list, punishment measures to "reporting means taking responsibility". the adjusted insurance agent classification list will be further improved, and combined with the new regulatory policies, supervision and management of insurance agent behavior will be strengthened.

this also reflects the challenges faced by securities brokers themselves: the "withdrawal" approach is no longer an option。

as regulatory policies continue to change, insurance agents need to constantly adapt to new situations and, based on their own interests, pay more attention to market reputation and professional responsibilities.

this change means both opportunities and challenges for the entire industry. on the one hand, it will help insurance agents to more clearly understand the boundaries of their responsibilities and improve the quality of their practice; on the other hand, it also means that in the ever-changing regulatory environment, insurance agents need to actively transform in order to survive and develop in this highly competitive market.