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Free webinar: investing in trade finance for insurers
02 November 2021Join us at 3pm GMT
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IAR EMEA: Is post-pandemic inflation here to stay?
18 October 2021Panellists suggest that the US and UK may be hit harder for longer
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UK insurers roll out infrastructure investment plans
17 May 2021Outsourcing duties to Equitix and M&G unit
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IAR outlook survey: sustainability for the next ten years
08 February 2021Insurance Asset Risk's outlook survey discovered that sustainability is the overarching theme that will influence insurance investor behavior—not just this year but for the next decade and probably beyond. Yet, some are more prepared than others. Sarfraz Thind reports
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Assessing climate associated asset risk
30 October 2020Panel sponsored by Royal London Asset Management
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ABI's Hugh Savill predicts Brexit 'papal schism' for Solvency II
20 October 2020The UK exit from the EU could lead to a rift in insurance regulation akin to the papal schism of the 1300s, delegates at the Insurance Asset Risk 2020 EMEA conference have heard. Vincent Huck reports
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Finding the rewards in low interest rates
19 February 2020Foresters Friendly Society's chief investment officer Corrado Pistarino explains why he believes it's a fallacy to think low interest rates constitute "unrewarded risk". Interview by Vincent Huck
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New investment risks or new assessment of risk?
10 December 2019Panellists at Insurance Asset Risk's sister publication InsuranceERM's conference discuss the new types of risks they are exposed to and whether they understand those risks well. Highlights compiled by Stephanie Harris
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Foresters Friendly Society awards £175m mandate to Axa IM
05 July 2019Multi-asset mandate will invest 80% in traditional assets and 20% in alternatives
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Creating a regulatory and policy environment that supports long-term insurance, part II
20 June 2019At Insurance Asset Risk EMEA 2019 conference UK and European insurers discuss as part of a panel the pressing regulatory issues challenging their investment. In the second part of this two-part series, they discuss the MA and transition from Libor. Compiled by David Walker