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Insurance Asset Risk's RIFI: Whole-of-government approach needed to invest in nature, Aviva says
21 October 2024Integration of nature and net zero investment could be key
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IAR Responsible Investing for Insurers 2024 round-up
21 October 2024Conference audience hears key challenges and opportunities in sustainability
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IAR EMEA 24 - Matching adjustment reform, big bang or damp squib?
27 June 2024At Insurance Asset Risk's recent EMEA 2024 conference in London, panellists sat down to discuss some of the main regulatory issues facing insurers this year from reforms to Solvency UK to the ever-proliferating amount of ESG regulation
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What can the next UK government offer insurers?
19 June 2024The ABI discusses the work of the Investment Delivery Forum and what the next government should do in its first 100 days to support private sector investment into 'green and good' infrastructure
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'Hunt for yield' replaced with 'race for assets', Swiss Re Institute says
14 June 2024Predicting 40% growth in industry investment income in key markets by 2027
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IAR EMEA audience dissatisfied with UK Solvency reform
28 June 2023But panellists point to the positives of the reform to insurers' investments, as Vincent Huck reports
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Insurance Asset Risk EMEA 2023 conference round up
12 June 2023The conference was held in London on 12 June and highlighted the investment risks and opportunities facing insurers. Vincent Huck reports
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UK insurers welcome UK SII reform plans as huge investment opportunity
17 November 2022ABI estimates a potential for £100bn to be invested in the next 10 years as a result
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The gilts crisis roils markets
03 October 2022The UK government's disastrous foray into budget setting last week has been treated with dismay and disgust by market participants. Amid plunging sterling and soaring gilt yields can insurance investors hold on? Sarfraz Thind reports
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Us versus them: finding the balance between regulators and the industry's objectives
19 July 2022Are regulators the heroes, guarantors of policyholder protection, while insurers are the villains in search of investment return? Not quite, Abbie Wood finds out.