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UK politicians recommend using dormant insurance assets for green investments
17 May 2018Recommendations come as green investments plummet to lowest level for ten years
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PartnerRe chooses Clearwater for investment data and accounting
15 May 2018Software will automate and aggregate investment data
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Allianz posts 6.8% first quarter profit rise, driven by investment growth
15 May 2018Pimco contributes €19.2bn of €20.9bn of new inflows
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Chinese insurers investing through shadow banks
14 May 2018Move driven by search for higher returns on the back of china’s private sector struggle to find capital
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LGIM moves European business to Dublin
14 May 2018 -
Aviva Life purchases two green bonds for £100m
11 May 2018Bonds issued by the developer Tideway to help finance 25km sewer tunnel under River Thames
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Third Point Re posts loss of $26m
11 May 2018Loss driven by investment income drop, particularly in the long equity portfolio
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Aviva under fire for taking only "baby steps" to move away from coal
10 May 2018Aviva has become the latest insurer slammed by the Unfriend Coal network for investing in the coal sector.
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Allianz and CPPIB invest in India private infrastructure investment trust
10 May 2018Trust will focus on development of toll roads and road infrastructure in India
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Japanese insurer takes first step towards divestment from coal
10 May 2018Believed to be the first time that a Japanese financial institution has announced such a policy.
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