Archive

  • Methodology note to assess climate risk in sovereigns launched

    14 November 2023

    While insurers call on governments to correct "biggest market failure" of our time

  • European insurers and affiliate join water-risk research project

    13 November 2023

    Bridge scheme follows up findings of Ceres Valuing Water Finance Initiative benchmark

  • Chart of the Week: Where foreign FX non-life premiums may need backing with foreign-FX assets

    10 November 2023

    Europe's non-life insurers underwrite (and so, must invest) globally

  • Insure our Future's latest scorecard lays bare insurers' investment and underwriting sustainability discrepancies

    09 November 2023

    Campaigners release 7th annual scorecard on insurers' climate policies

  • Nature Action 100 identifies 100 companies for biodiversity engagement

    02 October 2023

    Insurer and affiliate-backed initiative begins process of engagement with companies

  • Scor rides sidecar to investment heaven

    08 September 2023

    Reinsurer details its investment strategy in three-year strategic plan

  • Reinsurers' solvency ratios benefit from rising interest rates, Moody's says

    31 August 2023

    Rates hikes in 2022 good for European reinsurers investment returns and solvency ratios, but rates trajectory in 2023 unclear

  • RLAM crowns cash king again

    21 August 2023

    Manager sees volatility impacting fixed income, equities and property markets in coming years

  • Cash divides insurers' allocation strategies

    01 August 2023

    Mapfre and Scor both reduced cash this year as many champion the asset class

  • Green shoots appear for biodiversity investing - but is it the natural habitat for insurers?

    26 June 2023

    It seems like it's on everyone's lips, but where should investors start to think about biodiversity, when it comes to investing in positive-impact assets? Josh Adcock asks asset owners and managers where they see opportunities flourishing, and how to weed out the wrong strategies