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  • Allianz's CIO Carsten Quitter talks technology, ESG and the relationship with Allianz's asset managers.

    21 June 2018

    In a two-part series Allianz's CIO, Carsten Quitter, speaks to Insurance Asset Risk some three years after his predecessor Andres Gruber told of his challenges. In part two, Quitter talks about the latest themes affecting his role as CIO: technology, ESG and the relationship with Allianz's asset managers. By Sarfraz Thind

  • Allianz posts 6.8% first quarter profit rise, driven by investment growth

    15 May 2018

    Pimco contributes €19.2bn of €20.9bn of new inflows

  • Pimco seals turnaround with record inflows

    07 August 2017

    Single €19bn mandate for world's biggest fixed income manager helps Allianz post record third-party inflows

  • Pimco boasts world's largest active bond fund

    05 April 2017

    Allianz's US manager regains title for first time since departure of former CIO Bill Gross

  • Pimco and M&G slide down European fund rankings

    20 February 2017

    Large outflows see each manager's AuM decline dramatically since 2013

  • Pimco outflows tail off

    05 August 2016

    Allianz anticipates end of the money drain in its US investment arm

  • Dipping toes in the high yield bond market

    19 April 2016

    There is a lot in favour of high yield bonds, but investments in such bonds need to be managed with great vigilance. Benedicte Gravrand reports

  • Avoid high yield, bank stocks, and long-term government bonds - Bill Gross

    04 March 2016

    Financial system is past its glory days for good

  • Net outflows at Pimco nearly halve in Q3

    06 November 2015

    At lowest level since Gross's departure

  • Pimco advances on the European front

    12 August 2015

    Despite its well-documented problems during the past year or so, Pimco remains one of the biggest managers of insurance assets in the world. And Matthieu Louanges, head of the European financial institutions group (FIG), believes that insurance is the most promising sector for future growth. Sarfraz Thind reports