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Aviva Investors gives £300m backing to Manchester development
29 October 2018As part of partnership with Allied London
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China eases insurer investment regulations
29 October 2018Regulator proposes removal of 30% cap on equities investments
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Folksam Group sells one property to acquire two more
26 October 2018Value of transactions nets SEK645m for the insurer
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Chinese and UK investment associations sign MoU
26 October 2018Paving the way for exchanges and cooperation between Chinese and UK asset managers
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MAPFRE launches ESG fund
26 October 2018Marking first collaboration with La Financière Responsible
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McLaren in pole for Aviva Investors property
26 October 2018F1 team to move into Victoria Gate
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Insurance Asset Risk appoints US editor
25 October 2018Latest addition to growing Insurance Asset Risk editorial team
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UK postpones equity release mortgages reforms
25 October 2018Decision based on consultation feedback
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NN weighs possible Brexit scenarios
25 October 2018No-deal would ‘shock’, hard exit would ‘weaken’, soft would have ‘limited’ impact
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US not changing on climate
25 October 2018New York, US. The US insurance industry has been a laggard when it comes to embracing investments to mitigate climate change. Many insurers remain suspicious of the need for it unlike their European counterparts. It is a deeply divisive, political issue, according to professionals. Sarfraz Thind reports