Macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges

Insurers Should Be Pivoting to Longer-Term Reinvention

Necessity has indeed been the mother of reinvention for the insurance industry these past few years, as most carriers were remarkably adaptive

Belgian & Dutch Insurers’ Investments Should be Resilient to Credit Risks

Belgian and Dutch insurers’ conservative investment portfolios should be resilient to rising credit risks amid weakening economic conditions and tightening monetary policy

Most Insurance Companies are Sitting on Significant Losses in Fixed Income

Most Insurance Companies are Sitting on Significant Investment Losses

The increase in interest rates over the last year has been positive for life insurers in Europe, improving both solvency and financial results

US Insurers’ Investments to the Failed Banks are Modest

Insurers’ investments to the failed banks (Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate and Signature Bank) are modest. Fitch-rated insurance entities’ direct investment exposure