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  • Insurance Risk Data collecting key data and reports from breadth and width of Europe's insurance industry

    12 April 2024

    Undertakings have published their annual solvency filings for 2023

  • Are infrastructure fund managers expecting more from Solvency UK reforms than insurers are willing to deliver?

    10 April 2024

    Octopus Renewables "cautiously optimistic", but PIC does not plan anything "radical"

  • CIO Interview: managing Europe's third largest general account

    08 April 2024

    Generali group CIO Francesco Martorana discusses the Italian giant's investment strategy and reveals some of its most exotic investments, including blockchain

  • PIC completes £870m full buy-in of the De Beers UK Pension Scheme

    03 April 2024

    Secures pensions of 1,464 current pensioners and 473 deferred members

  • PIC completes £510m buy-in with Next Group pension plan

    01 April 2024
  • IAR Real Assets conference: "Solvency II UK reform is not a free lunch"

    25 March 2024

    Insurers at the Insurance Asset Risk Real Asset 2024 conference hear what the regulator may "give them from one hand, and take away from the other" in reforming 'Solvency UK'

  • IAR Real Assets: Insurers positive on SII UK reforms' ability to unlock investment opportunities

    14 March 2024

    62% of conference attendees strongly agree or agree changes will open up investments

  • Royal London moves to enter UK BPA market, completes two internal deals

    12 March 2024

    Deals with sponsored pension schemes worth a combined £594m

  • PIC completes buy-ins with former Thomas Cook Group schemes worth £50m

    11 March 2024

    Deal secures the liabilities of 520 members across three schemes

  • Solvency UK reforms will not be a revolution, but a soft evolution, PIC's CIO Rob Groves says

    06 March 2024

    In the second part of Insurance Asset Risk's interview with Rob Groves, the CIO of Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC) talks about the planned reforms to Solvency II in the UK. Will the proposals free his hand to invest in a wider spectrum of assets? Maybe not so much, but there is scope to do things differently.