Global: number of Ping An Insurance patent filings by status 1999-2019

Ping An Insurance filed a total of 4,572 patent families in 2018. The timeline is based on data provided by PatentSight. In the years leading up to 2014, the number of patent filings of Ping An Insurance were very limited and remained under twenty filings. After 2014 the filings increased drastically in number and the number of filings for 2018 show an explosive growth compared to the prior year. The current numbers only cover the published filings as of October 1, 2020.
Founded in 1988 Ping An Insurance is a holding company whose subsidiaries mainly focus on insurance, financial services, and banking the sector.

Number of Ping An Insurance patent families* worldwide by filing year from 1999 to 2019, by legal status

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October 2020

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Survey time period

October 1, 2020

Supplementary notes

* A patent family is defined as a group of patent documents all of which have the same set of priorities. I.e., it is a group of patent documents that protect the same invention across authorities.

** The 'In force' category covers patent families that have been granted and are active.

*** As it usually takes 18 months after first filing for a patent to get published, the data for the year 2019 is subject to change.

The owner of a patent includes all patents owned by a company and its subsidiaries (by at least 50%) based on comprehensive research on corporate structures, M&A, Spin-offs, company names changes, patent transactions. PatentSight also tracks former names of companies and subsidiaries, ongoing mergers and acquisitions, acquisitions of the past, reassignments, companies that have the same applicant, and transliterations by patent offices.

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