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Chart of the Week: Will insurers join an 'orderly queue', outside Silicon Valley Bank?
17 March 2023From Silicon Valley Bank to Signature Bank, Silvergate to Credit Suisse, all eyes are on financials exposure
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Chart of the Week - Swedish property woes and homeland GA tilts
10 February 2023Sweden's heavy homeland GA property tilt exposes it to an above-mean domestic price risk
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US Midterm elections: gridlock is good for insurance investors
16 November 2022With US Congress in the hands of Democrats and the House likely to be won by Republicans it seems that gridlock prevails—to the relief of insurance investors. Sarfraz Thind reports
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Biden's Infla... Investment Reduction Act?
05 September 2022The US Chamber of Commerce has criticised President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, warning that it will "discourage investments" and "undermine economic growth", but do the means justify the ends when it comes to ESG? Abbie Wood finds out
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COMMENT - CIOs want to see the fine print for infra
08 November 2021Politicians wield fine words about financing infrastructure - of course, because it's not their money on the line
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COMMENT: Infrastructure boosted by its own G7 injection
14 June 2021Joe Biden clears insurer CIOs' path to sustainable EM infrastructure
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Swiss Re sees investment return fall, and warns of worse to come
19 February 2021Avoided many 'fallen angels' and impairments
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IAR outlook survey: sustainability for the next ten years
08 February 2021Insurance Asset Risk's outlook survey discovered that sustainability is the overarching theme that will influence insurance investor behavior—not just this year but for the next decade and probably beyond. Yet, some are more prepared than others. Sarfraz Thind reports
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Democrat blue-ripple will lead to investment recalibration
11 January 2021But balanced Senate outcome tempers prospect of radical policy overhaul
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Stock markets point to Biden victory
02 November 2020Guggenheim's election portfolio tilts overwhelmingly in favour of Democrat president
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