Regulation

Why DC schemes may need to rethink their default options

Despite regulatory changes relating to ESG and Impact Investing, Trustees are still none the wiser about how to account for climate change in their scheme’s SIPs.

Nonbank lenders now dominate the US mortgage market for loans to low-income families guaranteed by the federal government. They are heavily reliant on short-term funding and have only a slim cushion to weather a shock.

The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Agency (EIOPA) published on October 15th 2019 its Consultation Paper on the Opinion on the 2020 review of Solvency II.

Harris Associates believes that the most significant investments firms are making today are value-creating intangible assets like intellectual property

Insurance companies called upon to keep pace with the energy transition.

In fulfillment of the article 173 of the French energy transition law.

How a combination of member profiling and applying a risk-first investment approach improves member outcomes.

An interview with Mirova's CIO.

IFRS 9 accounting standards could have a major impact on the results of banks, insurers and listed companies.

The carbon footprint of the major equity indices exceeds the +2°C objective of the Paris Climate Agreement (COP 21).

Comments on US withdrawal from Paris climate agreement.

In fulfillment of the article 173 of the French energy transition law.

French institutional investors are bound by the Energy transition law to take action.

How to incorporate SCR constraints into the portfolio allocation for insurer.

Forces outside of Trump's influence may continue to drive development of clean energy in the US.

How to get paid for scarce capital and liquidity.

Insurers need innovative investment strategies in response to regulation and low yields.

Pension schemes face up to new challenge.

How can pension providers keep up in an evolving space?

Improved assessment of carbon impact could spur ESG investment and drive innovation.

Investing for a low carbon economy.