-
Comment - Will insurers want their private credit funds 'gated'? The answer might surprise you
03 March 2026Private credit funds are starting to hit the headlines....
-
Kuvare outlines outsourcing details with Blue Owl, and mid-market loan purchases
03 March 2026Kuvare Life Re and various other group lifers have delegated work with independent Blue Owl
-
Unipol's BTP exposure drops below one-third of portfolio
16 January 2025Morningstar DBRS has called the 30% allocation "significant", however
-
Rome to tax unit-linked products in bid to fund its €30bn budget
18 October 2024Georgia Meloni wants Italy's insurers and banks to contribute about €3.5bn to government's next budget
-
COTW - Round the World with SFCRs - Benelux insurers praise outsourcing partners
05 July 2024As Benelux CIOs generally got better news in 2023 and 2022, back-slapping for mandate managers seemed the order of the day
-
Brace! Brace! Tailspin in US variable annuity insurer shares revealed
28 January 2022Airline stocks landed hard as the pandemic unfolded - but VA insurers plunged close behind
-
Private rating spike highlights concerns on insurer rating arbitrage
27 January 2022US insurers' privately rated assets jumped 96% in last two years, NAIC finds
-
Canadian life insurers sail through pandemic with minimal investment losses
18 August 2021Largest Canadian insurer made money in last 18 months, according to DBRS Morningstar
-
Europe's affiliates occupy half of top places for fund-based assets
02 October 2019Affiliates' €2.2trn in funds is now nearly one third of total fund assets managed in Europe
-
Insurance affiliates hold their own at top table of Europe's asset managers
30 September 2019Many insurers’ affiliated managers have been sent out by their parents to gather third-party assets in recent years – with varying success. The managers might put their affiliation to an underwriting group forward as a credential to win more insurance mandates, but a European CIO questions whether this can be a universal truth. David Walker reports