Assessing Global Insurance Asset Management Trends – Industry View
6 December 2022,
We have published a global study looking at trends in the Insurance Asset Management sector, under the same name as this webinar. This webinar is intended as a way to extend the exercise, to engage interested insurers in the results and what both Principal Asset ManagementSM and insurance group representatives think about the results.
Category :
Insurance Asset Management
Topics :
ESG
Private Debt
Real Estate
Global insurance asset management trends: private debt, ESG, and real estate Private Debt
What opportunities are available given the growing interest in private assets?
How attractive is private debt compared to traditional public fixed income?
What private market solutions should insurers focus on?
How can stakeholders customise optimal structuring?
ESG
What are current challenges and areas of growth potential around ESG investing?
How can insurers approach the implementation costs of these strategies?
Real Estate
Given the current conditions, is real estate a strategic allocation and potential?
Which real estate investments make the most sense and why?
Jean-Gabriel Pierre, Head of Global Investment Strategy, US, AXA XL
Åsa Norrie, CEO Europe & Head of Distribution, UK, Principal Asset Management
Binay Chandgothia, Managing Director- Portfolio Management, General Account Investment,Principal Financial Group
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