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  • More banks will break, LGIM CIO says

    23 March 2023

    Investors have welcomed a false dawn for markets in 2023

  • Royal London Asset Management sells retail and leisure park to British Land

    22 March 2023

    Raising £51.5m of capital for future investment into future developments

  • Abrdn invests in telecoms business and fibre rollout in Spain

    22 March 2023

    With Digi Spain, a subsidiary of Romanian company RCS & RDS

  • a.s.r. invests in two sustainable repair and maintenance businesses

    22 March 2023

    Taking majority interest in Soople and minority stake in Fixxer

  • Aviva Investors appoints two portfolio managers to growing UK multi-asset team

    22 March 2023

    Including internal move and hire from M&G

  • Swiss Life Asset Manager's ESG real estate fund opens oversubscribed

    22 March 2023

    CHF 350m launch target exceeded due to pension fund interest

  • Partner Re reported $1.8bn losses on fixed income last year

    22 March 2023

    Mostly paper losses as higher rates and wider credit spreads hurt

  • Aviva Investors advocates multi-asset approach to real assets

    22 March 2023

    As simplistic diversification of real assets leads to missed opportunities

  • Alte Leipziger welcomes ZZR bill vanishing in 2022

    22 March 2023

    Life unit's investment result plunges 42% as sales pressure for interest reserve vanishes

  • Insurers caught up in the Swiss bad apple

    22 March 2023

    The bad news seeping out of the US in the wake of SVB was magnified this month by the fall of Credit Suisse. The damage to insurers' portfolios to this once august banking institution is for now not too bad. Could there be worse to come? Sarfraz Thind reports