Archive

  • Stress-tested: How COVID-19 put insurers' investments under pressure

    14 September 2020

    The impact of the pandemic on insurers' claims remains unknown, and estimates vary widely. However, market turbulence in H1 has clearly impacted the asset side of insurers' balance sheets. Already, though, underwriters are looking ahead and rethinking investment decisions and ensuring resilience. Vincent Huck surveys the damage done and the plans afoot

  • COVID-19 should be catalyst for critical investment changes, climate coalition says

    06 July 2020

    CCRI finds three key areas of improvement to build globally climate-resilient economy

  • L&G announces £1.6bn buy-in with National Grid UK Pension Scheme

    26 November 2019

    Deal won on the back of asset management mandate

  • Investment markets drive reinsurance sector's 8% capital growth in H1

    04 September 2019

    Falling bond yields and rising equity markets main driver of capital increase, Willis Re said

  • ASR AM secures €62m mandate from A.C. Nielsen

    09 July 2019

    Dutch pension fund formally appoints ASR AM to manage its portfolio after terminating contract with Conduent

  • WTW appoints head of insurance investment solutions group

    18 June 2019

    Gareth Sutcliffe joins from EY

  • Factor investing: what are the facts?

    23 April 2019

    While there has been a lot of hype around factor investing in the last decade, the jury is still out as to whether these types of strategies are of interest for insurers. David Turner looks at the state of play

  • WTW wants more stewardship from investors

    18 April 2019

    Consultancy identifies five catalysts to accelerate progress

  • Regulators set to make an ESG offer insurers really can’t refuse

    29 March 2019

    Speakers in Factset and Insurance Asset Risk webinar expect watchdogs to transform ESG voluntary codes into obligations

  • Life insurers hold 3% of the ILS market

    24 October 2018

    There is scope to invest in insurance risk without doubling up on an existing insurance risk, according to Willis Towers Watson