Moves by the pan-European regulator EIOPA to clampdown on misleading claims by insurers and pension funds about the green credentials of products and  investments have provoked a robust push back from insurers.

The complex relationship between non-bank risks and private credit, especially in the higher interest rate environment, is firmly in the Bank of England’s financial stability spotlight.

What does 2024 hold for the asset classes favoured by insurers? Will there be winners and losers: if so, where? Our team of experts looks at what 2024 might hold.

Just what should we expect of 2024? After the relative calm of the last 12 months will this year deliver more of the same or will there be new hazards to negotiate? Our team of experts looks at what 2024 might hold.

As 2023 draws to a close those charged with marshalling the vast assets of the insurance industry must be experiencing a sense of relief that the year has passed without a repeat of the extreme volatility that battered them in 2022.

For non-life insurers the relationship between underwriting strategies and investment returns is growing closer. Boards are increasingly linking the two and lifting these crucial, but often very distinct and separate, business units out of their silos.