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ILS performance outpaces major fixed income, analysis by Schroders shows
03 May 2024Manager promotes diversifying benefits of buying insurance underwriting risk
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National regulators tell EIOPA which assets they believe are riskiest for insurers
03 May 2024EIOPA has concluded examination of Solvency II's prudent person principle
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Chart of the Week - BoE staff paper pats BoE on back, for combatting Liz Truss's 'Growth Plan'
03 May 2024BoE working paper discusses Truss/Kwarteng's min-budget, and how the Old Lady of Threneedle Street defused a crisis
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Just Group completes £136.3m buy-in deal
02 May 2024Agreement defers £26.5m to allow for scheme to realise proceeds from illiquid assets
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Generali Real Estate appoints new CEO
02 May 2024Nunzio Laurenziello to take over as Alberto Agazzi moves into global business development role
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LGIM renewables fund buys minority stake in offshore windfarm
02 May 2024Acquisition represents L&G NTR Clean Power (Europe) Fund's first UK deal
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Historic correlation assumptions set to change, actuaries warned
02 May 2024Function of commodities and interest rates in portfolios may be tested in new world order
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Comment - Insurance regulators confront crypto currencies
02 May 2024Pronouncements by watchdogs about digital tenders seem to be softening, though not warming, to the asset class
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Hong Kong regulator sets out stance on insurers' capital and crypto asset investments
02 May 2024But door perhaps left ajar, for central banks' digital currencies
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CIOs act further on climate investing in 2023, as Nat Cats give underwriters a 'breather'
02 May 2024In severe 'Nat Cat years' before 2023, CIOs at Lloyd's acted as 'cash registers', disgorging cash to meet steep property claims. Last year, a 'break in the weather' let them 'take stock', and many seized that 'down-time' to progress climate-investing with managers and funds