Alternative fixed income for insurance investors
In recent years alternative fixed income assets such as loans, infrastructure financing and private debt have become increasingly popular with professional investors.
In recent years alternative fixed income assets such as loans, infrastructure financing and private debt have become increasingly popular with professional investors.
Infrastructure debt and private placements offer a number of potential benefits to insurance investors—from a potential spread premium to diversification and strong covenants.
Climate change and its associated risks and opportunities continues to demand attention and action.
In their annual Real Assets Study Aviva Investors asks how are global investors responding to an evolving landscape?
The path to a sustainable future for private markets is full of opportunity but also complexity, as Laurence Monnier and Ed Dixon explain.
Assessing the implications and opportunities for infrastructure investors.
The built environment, renewable energy and infrastructure will all play a massive role in the fight to combat climate change.
Amid the prolonged low-rate environment of recent years, many insurers have looked for ways to enhance yield without taking on more risk
Private debt offers a broad and diverse investment universe that is often well-suited to an insurer's balance sheet.
Insurers have fared relatively well through the pandemic, but there is likely a long and uneven road to recovery ahead.
Core CMLs can offer a number of benefits to insurance investors—from a material spread premium over similarly rated corporates, to low historical defaults and delinquency rates, to diversification.
We believe the higher yielding debt segment of the market currently can offer a highly attractive risk/return profile many insurers after adjusting for Solvency II capital charges.