Archive

  • Comment - What insurers can learn from the furore about HSBC AM and climate change

    01 June 2022

    Any insurers arguing climate change doesn't matter are shooting at their own feet

  • L&G's chief executive defends climate free speech

    01 June 2022

    Nigel Wilson supports right to air anti-climate change comments as HSBC's Stuart Kirk fallout continues

  • Ostrum Asset Management appoints head of equity

    14 April 2022

    Frédéric Leguay will leave HSBC AM after a 16-year tenure

  • IAR Asia 2022: Day 1 round up

    11 January 2022

    Conference taking place online from 11 to 13 January

  • Low rates now a 'base case', no longer a scenario, experts state

    11 January 2022

    Insurers see hope, and yield, in alternatives

  • French insurers launch €1.7bn debt recovery fund

    23 November 2021

    20 insurers and eight asset managers involved

  • Dubai's regulator launches task force on sustainable finance

    22 November 2021

    Insurers amongst 12 initial members

  • News round-up - 31 August 2021

    31 August 2021

    Ampega AM; Swiss Life AM; M&G; HSBC AM

  • HSBC AM appoints Michael Cross as global fixed income CIO

    24 August 2021
  • EM infrastructure debt is good - but reg's nuts and bolts need more work

    19 May 2021

    Insurers can't get enough of infrastructure, for both duration and yield. But make it tradeable, standardise its terms and improve creditor rights, and the purse strings would really come loose, as David Walker finds out.