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World's top insurers stalling on climate change drive
24 May 2018While insurers are increasingly acute to environmental risks which might impact both sides of their balance sheet, new research has found that their investment strategies are not in line with the Paris Agreement. The research was published the same week Royal Dutch Shell held its AGM and shareholders, including some large insurers, were asked to vote on a climate resolution. Did they stand up to the test? Paul Walsh and Vincent Huck report
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Legal & General agrees £100m development deal for London housing project
21 May 2018Deal will see L&G take ownership of a 35-storey south London building.
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LGIM moves European business to Dublin
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L&G launches affordable housing provider
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Chesnara de-risks Dutch assets to reduce capital requirements
29 March 2018Chesnara sold indirect investments in equity holdings and bought fixed income assets during 2017, to de-risk the portfolio of its Dutch business, Scildon.
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L&G boosts urban regeneration and clean energy with new hire
12 March 2018Legal & General Capital (LGC), the principal investment arm of UK insurer Legal & General, has hired John Cummins as its managing director of urban regeneration and clean energy.
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Retirement villages and care homes - an antidote to longevity risk?
24 January 2018The ageing population in Europe, often viewed as a great risk for the life sector, may also provide attractive investment opportunities through retirement and care home properties. Axa's real estate business is already active in the space. Asa Gibson reports
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Allianz and L&G reveal DB pensions asset data in SFCR narrative reports
15 January 2018Two of Europe's largest insurers gave detailed insight into DB plans
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LGIM invests £52m in retail and leisure complex in Stafford
09 January 2018The deal marks the final acquisition on behalf of LGIM's second UK Property Income Fund
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Largest insurers use SFCRs to extend transparency of investments
03 January 2018Insurance Risk Data's analysis of the first SFCR submissions reveals information goes far beyond fundamental insights of quantitative reporting templates. David Walker reports