Asian Insurers Look More to Passive, Alternative Strategies: Broadridge

The video discusses the increasing trend of passive investments among insurers, highlighting motivations such as global trends and the ease of using ETFs. It explores alternative investments, emphasizing the need for insurers to diversify due to low yields. The growth potential in insurance markets, especially in regions with weak pension systems, is also covered. ESG investments are gaining traction in Asia, with governments supporting sustainable practices. The video also examines outsourcing trends among Asian insurers and their involvement in private equity, noting a cautious approach due to concerns about overvaluations and liquidity issues.

What are the motivations for insurers to start allocating to passive investments?

How does the trend of lower for longer interest rates affect insurers' investment strategies?

What percentage of interest portfolios do fixed income investments typically account for?

What challenges do insurers face when moving out of fixed income portfolios?

What role does ESG play in the current investment landscape for insurers?

How are Asian insurers adapting their outsourcing habits in response to market changes?

What concerns are insurers expressing regarding private equity investments?