The effects of climate change are increasingly evident. Who better than re/insurers – blessed with the advantages of data, expertise, and balance sheets – to play an outsized role in driving broad-based adaptation to changing global climate, as well as the transition to net zero?
“Never let a crisis go to waste.” President Obama’s Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel, repopularised Churchill’s quote during the GFC. …
Letting a crisis go to waste? Why adviser distribution models need to change – and now. Read More »
Still an opportunity to stand out Asset managers and recordkeepers have done a good job of helping DC advisors manage …
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) investing has been the leading topic of interest amongst asset owners globally. Pension funds and …
ESG endures the crisis: Environmental and social factor adoption set to accelerate Read More »
It’s no secret that passive investments have been on the rise – a global phenomenon that in many parts of …
COVID-19 spurs a shift back to active management Read More »
A recent behavioural study conducted by the Nest Pensions Insights team provides a reminder of the one of the bigger pitfalls of consumer research: the gulf between what people say they will do and what they actually do.
Despite playing in an industry where scale matters, too many asset managers play too close to home.
The collective investment being made in transforming the life insurance proposition exceeds anything seen in the last thirty years – a working lifetime.
Brand awareness of the largest reinsurance brokers is near ubiquitous among insurers (and reinsurers), although institutional focus and capabilities, corporate personality & culture as well as customer engagement models offer critical differentiators beyond awareness. Sustained levels of differentiation inevitably become visible in ‘brand experience’.
Our global perspectives on the P&C reinsurance industry are drawn from the feedback of more than 2,000 insurance executives and reinsurance brokers (P&C Re Study 2022; February-June 2022) as well as our broader industry activity and networks. Repricing at the 1/1/2023 renewal, as anticipated by insurers (although not in its extent), has produced something for a reset for the industry heading into 2023.
