Insurers’ investment strategies are constantly evolving in response to, as well as in anticipation of, market, economic, and own organisational changes. Here we provide insight and analysis into the views of market participants and influencers on the latest developments taking place globally and how they have impacted asset allocation, investment, and trading decision-making.
Clare Jenkinson, Head of Sustainability, Foresters, discusses why ESG reporting can be a minefield for investors.
Release of the Autumn statement means insurance investors see business tax increase, Solvency II changes, and investment in decarbonisation.
The storm buffeting today’s investment landscape has many components, including geopolitical tensions, volatile yields and possible recession.
After COP27, insurance investors should note the private-public sector cooperation required to achieve net zero.
Jon Godfread, North Dakota Insurance Department Commissioner, describes what can help the insurer and regulator relationship work smoothly.
Danielle Brassel, Sustainable Investment Analyst at Zurich, discusses the company’s views on footprinting in investment strategies.
Randy Schwimmer, Co-Head of Senior Lending at Churchill Asset Management, shares his thoughts on where private debt is heading.
Industry leaders say that government engagement is necessary around ESG and SLBs beat green bonds when it comes to scope for expansion.
Paolo Laureti, PhD, Product Manager at SS&C Algorithmics, discusses how Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) helps firms optimise capital management.
Global re/insurers say real estate market is their go to in new study that shows trends insurance investors are pursuing.
Often ignored, biodiversity has gained steam ahead of COP15, with the insurance industry detailing its intentions to ramp up investment efforts.
Jose Carlos Justo, Equity Portfolio Manager at SURA Asset Management, discusses the market trends in Latin America.
Reports show mixed bag for re/insurers on making climate change goals part of their investment strategy.
Yesterday's thinking is no longer enough to achieve today's investment goals.
The UK government has U-turned on its mini-budget that saw huge volatility in the market for funds and investors and long-lasting effects.
