With significant capital balances and tight business line margins, insurers need to ensure that they have access to liquidity, they maximise return on capital allocations, and are able to preserve cash valuations. This section offers insight from those charged with excellence in treasury, capital, liquidity, and cash management on the latest trends and market developments
Ben Grainger, Risk and Actuarial Services at Ernst & Young, explores how to capitalise on the flexibility offered by private markets.
José Luis Jiménez, Group Chief Investment Officer at MAPFRE and Jeev Muthulingam, Head of Insurance Investment Solutions, NN Investment Partners, explore the most significant trends in the private...
Christoph Junge, Head of Alternatives at Velliv, explores how asset owners can access private markets and build sustainable portfolios.
Natalia Soboleva and Fuad Ahmed discuss what to consider when carrying out a cost-benefit analysis around private market investments.
With the Solvency II directive changing the way insurers set aside capital reserves for products, capital-efficient offerings are the way forward.
Jake Meyer, Senior Economist at Swiss Re, explores how low interest rates are affecting insurance investor allocations.
Illiquid deals can enhance portfolios, but are not always easy to execute, finds Natixis Investment Managers.
Tera Allas, Director Of Research And Economics at McKinsey, explores the strategies asset owners can use to avoid inflation risk.
Muammer Cakir, an Independent Senior Treasurer, explores why cybersecurity is the core risk to treasurers and cash managers.
Michael Eakins, Chief Investment Officer, Phoenix Group, explores some of the key benefits of co-investment.
David Epstein, Director of ALM and Treasury at Aviva, explores some of the biggest trends impacting treasury managers.
