APAC insurers: market volatility, regulatory changes, and ALM
Insurers are rethinking risk and resilience. Explore the shift to smarter ALM with us.
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In partnership of Quinlan & Associates, we surveyed senior insurance executives in Asia Pacific, exploring how APAC insurers managing regulation, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), investments, hedging, investment-linked insurance policies (ILPs) and outsourcing.
The report has given us key insights into how APAC insurers plan to optimise investment and risk in light of incoming rules, notably IFRS 9 & 17, and how they’re dealing with ESG integration.
We were also able to draw conclusions about preferred investment and hedging strategies over the next few years, and their plans for growing ILP business including via digitalisation.
Download the full report here.
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