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With the sudden and ever-increasing scale and rise of artificial intelligence (AI) in the institutional investment industry we ask what pay-off insurers, and their third-party managers envisage from AI’s adoption into the strategic asset allocation (SAA) process, and what are the benefits?

In our new report, “AI in Insurance Strategic Asset Allocation - Ready for the New Disruption?”, in conjunction with Ortec Finance, we ask if now is the right time to explore the effective use of AI in the SAA process.

The report covers the big issues for those in the investment industry wanting to know the next big questions on the horizon for using AI and other machine learning technologies that will become mainstream in the next few years – how will it affect operations? Will current investment strategies still be the most effective with the changes that we could see? And what technological benefits could AI bring my company to be more efficient, have better satisfaction from clients, and most importantly, be more profitable?

Download the report now to read what insurers' experiences have been of current AI and their views on the prospects of its use are playing out.

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Ramzi Bibi

Head of Treasury & Investment, Arabia Insurance

Darren Bustin

Global Head of Solutions Capabilities & Insurance Solutions, Schroders

Hens Steehouwer

Chief Innovation Officer, Ortec Finance

As a leading provider of technology and solutions for risk and return management Ortec Finance works with institutional investors on a global basis. We provide solutions for forward-looking balance sheet simulation to enhance strategic risk management and investment decision-making. This is accomplished through the harnessing of cutting-edge technologies, methodologies by our expert development and consulting teams. Ortec Finance’s strength lies in an effective combination of advanced models, innovative technology, and in-depth market knowledge. Investment professionals rely on this combination of skills and expertise to help them better analyze risk-return in their portfolios.