Investment and asset risk management, along with liability modelling related to investment activity, is unique for insurers, underpinned as it is by stringent regulatory regimes, demanding portfolio risk policies, evolving reporting procedures, and analytical solutions. Here we provide insight and expert perspectives on how those responsible for asset risk management and liability modelling are meeting existing and emerging demands on their organisations
A new report from Gallagher Re highlighted ILS activity ahead of a likely active Atlantic Hurricane season. What will this mean for ILS and CAT bonds?
The snap French parliamentary election called by President Macron has caused a small increase in risk, said industry.
As interest rates could start falling, the recent boom in pension risk transfers could be casualty of the market change.
As more data emerges on changing populations, there is the risk that shrinking birth numbers in the developed world indicate a host of wider issues.
At Insurance Investor Live | Spring 2024, industry figures from Wawanesa Mutual, United Fire Group, TIAA, and The Auto Club Group gave their views on current market risks – and what is next on the...
Amit Agrawal, Head of Fixed Income, AXA XL, gives his views for the next five years and the investment environment - where should insurers be paying attention?
A new report said insurers in Europe had passed their peak profitability and highlighted risk of climate inaction.
Mahir Rasheed, Vice President, Senior Economist, Swiss Re, discusses the wider US economic situation in 2024: what is going well, and what investors should keep their eyes on.
A new survey of insurance investment showed continued concern about US slowdown and recession despite threats from volatility waning.
Macroeconomic, regulatory, and geopolitical forces are likely to cause strategic changes in asset management strategies this year, said a panel at Private Markets Investor | Europe.
A new political risk report highlighted a deglobalisation trend amongst economies and how it feeds into increasing risks.