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  • The proof is in the premium - private market assets on trial

    06 May 2026

    Insurers are hungry for private market assets, but they're expecting managers to provide more data and proof of illiquidity premiums than ever before, according to recent research

  • Time for insurers to consider value-add real estate lending strategies?

    04 May 2026

    Sunlife's asset manager think so

  • Interview: Swiss Life AM on real estate's next cycle

    22 April 2026

    Jan Plückhahn discusses why real estate is entering a new investment cycle

  • APAC Weekly - Australia's annuity writer(s) wins out in capital framework re-set

    07 April 2026

    Apollo-backed Challenger argued for some significantly different capital framework settings, to those its industry will get, come July

  • Data centres: The darlings of discussions but not yet of allocation

    02 April 2026

    Insurers' enthusiasm for the sector is tempered by doubts over concentration risk, obsolescence, exits and even whether the assets belong in real estate at all

  • Rethinking real estate

    26 March 2026

    For years, real estate sat comfortably inside insurers' portfolios: a long-duration asset class offering income, diversification and, in a world of ultra-low interest rates, a relatively easy route to attractive returns.

  • Insurance Asset Risk's investing in private markets 2026 round-up

    25 February 2026

    Highlights from the day's discussions

  • Investing in the US renewables market this year? It will pay to think niche

    04 February 2026

    Generali's Infranity is aiming to invest €600m in US renewables in the coming years, despite the White House's current anti-green stance

  • Geopolitical hotseat: The same pace of drama can't continue for rest of year, Conning CIO says

    02 February 2026

    Long-term fiscal position of the US a problem as debt level unsustainable

  • It's still early innings for Alt IM-owned insurers - what's their play?

    28 January 2026

    Fitch Ratings warns of "elevated losses" if the credit cycle turns and discusses "esoteric" investments