Tag: insurance

Research March 25, 2025

Insurers Further Embrace Private Assets, Especially Private Credit

Approximately 62% of insurers plan to increase their private markets allocations, according to a survey of insurance CIOs conducted by Goldman Sachs.

Alternatives February 11, 2025

Insurers Continue to Seek Greater Private Markets Exposure

According to Conning’s annual insurance investment risk survey, insurance investors are far less concerned about inflation than in recent years and are piling into private assets.

Corporate Moves February 7, 2025

Legal & General to Sell 20% Stake in PRT Business to Meiji Yasuda

In addition to the pension risk transfer stake, the Japanese insurer will acquire all of L&G’s U.S. protection business in a total $2.3 billion deal.

Corporate Moves January 9, 2025

Northwestern Mutual to Take Stake in Sixth Street, Form Investment Partnership

The alternative asset manager will manage $13 billion of the insurer’s assets in private credit strategies.

Asset Allocation January 9, 2025

Ares Raises $2.3B for Life Insurance and Annuity Subsidiary

The alternative asset manager wants to capture the growing demand for retirement solutions through its insurer, Aspida Holdings Ltd.

Corporate Moves October 25, 2024

Private Equity Investment in Insurance Surges, While Global Deals Decline in Value

Private investments in insurance are on pace to end the year with their highest total in more than a decade.

Asset Allocation October 18, 2024

How Will Increase in Natural Disasters Affect Insurance, Infrastructure Investors?

While those in insurance may seek more liquidity to defend against events like Hurricane Milton, many in infrastructure believe there must be better ways to anticipate such dangers.

Newsmakers October 16, 2024

Ben Riley Promoted to Head of Insurance at T. Rowe Price

Riley’s appointment to the newly created role is effective January 1.

Asset Allocation October 4, 2024

Apollo Aims to Double AUM by 2029

During the firm’s investor day, CEO Mark Rowan laid out plans to achieve $1.5 trillion in managed assets, which include leaning into demand for private credit and retirement products.