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IAR Asia 2025: Impact investing struggling with issues of cause and effect

CFA Institute paper's key findings outlined at Hong Kong conference today

IAR Asia 2025: Hong Kong's RBC is "worryingly" friendly to private market assets, CIO says

And that is worrying for CTF Life CIO, Richard Chan

IAR Asia 2025: Being an APAC insurer today is an opportunity, CIOs say

But CIOs' daily worries jump from global recession, to Middle East blowing up, then to a looming GFC

IAR Asia 2025: US private credit's exceptionalism may now be limited

Opportunities emerge in Europe, hurdles remain in Asia

IAR Asia 2025: Audience pessimistic about most of the world's uncertainties

With some hopes that trade wars will recede

Confusion takes over the great normalisation, Guy Miller tells Insurance Asset Risk conference

Summary of Insurance Asset Risk EMEA 2025 keynote by Zurich's Guy Miller

Has impact investing taken a hit?

Panellists at Insurance Asset Risk's EMEA 2025 conference in London discussed the challenges faced by insurers around impact and sustainable investing, the ESG backlash, and the possibility of a new dawn for the practice

Mike Eakins in the hot seat

At Insurance Asset Risk's recent EMEA 2025 conference in London, Mike Eakins, CIO of Phoenix Group, discussed in a fireside chat a wide set of issues, ranging from the new Mansion House Accord to the benefits of volatility and the continuing rise of private asset investments.

IAR EMEA 2025: Insurers split on geopolitical challenge to impact investing

Insurers need to focus on improving relationships with external managers and improve collaboration with other pools of capital

Insurance Asset Risk EMEA 2025 round up: are markets optimistic or complacent?