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Insurance firms unlikely to widely embrace OCIOs

Joe Marsh
The complex challenges that insurance companies face in managing their assets are seen hindering them from using outsourced chief investment officers.
Insurance firms unlikely to widely embrace OCIOs

So-called outsourced chief investment officer (OCIO) services are gaining interest in Asia and elsewhere, but the arrangement is unlikely to gain much traction among life insurers, say in-house insurance CIOs and industry experts.

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