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
Marc Mallet, from Northern Trust Corporation, explains what insurers need to know about asset management when it comes to data.
Piero Falcucci, Chief Risk Officer & Chief Actuary, Triangle Life, gives his views on the operational complexities for insurers around data.
With volatile macroeconomic conditions and underperforming public markets insurers are searching for stability and yield in private markets.
Chantal Berendsen, Senior Analyst, Albourne Partners, discusses where the Insurance Linked Securities market is headed.
With private organisations holding the capital necessary to facilitate the UK’s net zero transition, PPPs could soon take centre stage.
Anti-ESG politician praised insurers' departure from net zero group despite organisations reiterating their environmental commitment.
A recent trend in Insurance Linked Securities makes them more interesting to investors, says Gordon Woo, Catastrophist, RMS.
The property and real estate sector in China is still experiencing turbulence, however, a brighter outlook and new opportunities lie ahead.
With global markets impacted by recent bank failures, insurance investors are anticipating disinflation trends in H2 2023.
Insurance investment teams could find their choice of investment hampered by poor economic performance of economic sectors.
With post-Covid nearshoring trends making waves, investment teams at insurers are considering the impact on China’s economic recovery.
