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RLAM outlines voting strategies for 2020
13 May 2020Most common engagement in 2019 was executive remuneration
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Two years before COVID-19's impact on credit market is visible, L&G CFO says
13 May 2020Jeff Davies confident UK insurer in good shape to ride out the storm
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IAR Survey: What shape for the COVID-19 recovery?
13 May 2020Pick your letter of the alphabet
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Emerging market debt a hidden jewel among assets, says NN IP
13 May 2020Current yields of 6.5% and potential for "positive surprises" make EMD an attractive option
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Dai-ichi Life invests ¥200m in drug development startup
13 May 2020Modulus Discovery aims to provide accessible healthcare for all
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Ageas thanks general account for €452m quarterly group result
13 May 2020Belgian pulls profit guidance, though confirms dividend
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Axa IM and XP Investments give Brazilian investors global equity access
13 May 2020Three strategies offered in local currency
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Aegon gets massive boost from SII stability mechanisms in Q1
12 May 2020Volatility adjustment provides boon for insurer amid pandemic turbulence
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Worst scenario of recession leads to $1.2trn of fallen angels, says LGIM
12 May 2020Downturn looks set to eclipse 2008 global financial crisis
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Enhanced indexing solutions for insurers
Over the past decade, investors have operated a massive shift from actively managed strategies into passive ones. For insurance companies, the move towards passive has often been encouraged through their strategic asset allocation processes typically using common equity indices as a benchmark.