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.
Three chief investment officers at insurance companies explain their views on active versus passive strategies.
Ken Bertsch, Executive Director at the Council of Institutional Investors explores how investors can look beyond the ESG hype to create real value.
The challenges associated with resolving and repairing breaks.
SS&C explores how to deal with the operational challenges associated with the manual processing of complex events on loans,
How insurers can deal with the operational challenges associated with managing and accounting for multiple asset types in a single system.
SS&C explores how insurers can deal with the operational challenges associated with financial reporting analysis and explanation.
Three insurance company CIOs explain how they make investment outsourcing decisions and which asset classes need to be kept in house.
Jason Engelbrecht, Chief Technology Officer at Munich Re, highlights four areas of 'Big Technology' having the biggest impact on insurance.
SS&C explores how insurers can deal with matching and reconciliation with multiple counterparties and systems.
Keith Skeoch, CEO at Aberdeen Standard Investments, discusses how the insurance market is evolving.
Meg Voorhes, Director of Research, Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment explores the benefits of ESG investing.
Chris Iggo, CIO Core Investments at AXA Investment Managers explores how Coronavirus is affecting markets.
SS&C explores how insurers can deal with the operational challenges associated with different accounting basis and closing periods.
SS&C explores how insurers can deal with the operational challenges of application accessibility and navigation.
Jeremy Baldwin, Chief Investment Officer at AIG explains how the firm decides what to outsource and what to keep in house.
