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BMS appoints CFO and executive director
09 July 2024Charlie Rozes joins from IG Group
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Impact investing is the future of sustainability for insurers, Zurich says
10 January 2024Head of sustainability risk highlights collaboration, engagement and intentionality at launch of WEF Global Risks Report 2024
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ICNZ appoints new president and vice-president
08 January 2024Amanda Whiting steps up to top job at Insurance Council of New Zealand
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Comment - More money than God? Manulife delivers Michael Hintze (perhaps) his biggest payday
17 November 2023As CQS is bought by Manulife IM, one wonders 'are hedge fund managers paid too much'?
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Recruiting investment talent in an era of climate change
12 June 2020Jobseekers have 'tackling global warming' on their wish-lists
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Mercer closes $2.7bn private assets fund
07 February 2020Tapped by insurers for one-stop investment facility
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World needs to plug $18trn gap in infrastructure investment
16 January 2019World Economic Forum warns that ageing power plants and bridges will need replacement amid growing threat of climate change
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Reinsurers welcome shift to 'efficient regulation'
13 September 2018Concept of 'optimal regulation' takes over maximum regulation
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A slow growth for US infrastructure
04 June 2018A US infrastructure overhaul is due—that much is common knowledge. However, so far, institutional investors and especially insurers have been coy to invest due to policy hurdles at the federal level. As each state administration starts to address these issues, insurers are seeing opportunities building up. David Turner reports