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New York Life creates $785bn investment platform
10 September 2025Combines general account and third-party asset management business
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Manulife IM forms $1bn affordable housing JV with TruAmerica
10 September 2025Debuts with acquisition of a 51-property portfolio across California, Texas, and Washington
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MEAG refinances Nordic pre-school portfolio
10 September 2025Completes refinancing deal with London-based social infrastructure company
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APAC Weekly - The various drivers behind growth in Asia's state-backed reinsurers
10 September 2025It is easy, yet wrong, to see all APAC's developing and mature economies as needing more insurance for the same reasons
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SLC Management backs solar and battery investor with $200m debt agreement
10 September 2025The capital will be used to expand deployment of SolaREIT's core offerings
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Nuveen Infrastructure acquires Italian wind farm from OX2
09 September 2025Part of ongoing relationship between the two firms
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La Caisse launches AU $250m Australian agriculture and carbon credits platform
09 September 2025With Rio Tinto acting as offtaker
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Rothesay completes £105m full buy-in with Mativ Holdings
09 September 2025Across two pension schemes
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L&G launches digital infra fund and announces €600m first close
09 September 2025Insurer invests balance sheet in fund alongside local government pension schemes, specialist infrastructure funds and global asset managers
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Three reasons insurers should consider real estate debt
Early 2025 saw property investors shift to risk-on, but uncertainty has led to a risk-off stance. U.S. policy ambiguity adds volatility, likely delaying recovery. Despite this, European real estate debt remains a compelling opportunity for insurers for three key reasons.