The September 2023 edition of the Insurance Investment Briefing Singapore brings together the region's top insurance investors to discuss the market environment and how to position their portfolios in the face of a potential economic downturn.
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AsianInvestor’s Insurance Investment Briefing Hong Kong returns on 20 September 2023 and will bring esteemed investment executives from the insurance sector together to discuss the latest industry trends, regulatory developments and innovative investment strategies.
In an everchanging environment, institutional investors will likely find it easier to stick to their time-tested strategic asset allocation models. But these models need to be checked against the real world, said Rahul Bhuskute, CIO of Bharti AXA Life Insurance.
Understanding the relationship between asset prices and inflation is more crucial than ever for investors, but using data from the last decade to calculate asset correlation may not be wise, said HSBC Life’s CIO.
The Chinese life insurer's investment chief is positive about the long-term stock performance of Chinese state-owned enterprises under a 'valuation system with Chinese characteristics'.
High-quality ESG data is in demand, but frustration and impatience with the investment industry’s lacklustre solutions have nudged many to spearhead their own efforts.
Investors expecting the Federal Reserve to soon begin cutting rates appear overly optimistic, according to HSBC Life's chief investment officer.
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Incomprehensive data is a major challenge for investors when it comes to integrating and measuring ESG, but improvements are already happening, delegates heard at AsianInvestor’s Asia Investment Summit in Hong Kong.
Evolving regulations will influence future investment patterns as will a recent taxation change, according to Rahul Bhuskute of Bhartl AXA Life Insurance.
After more than a decade of steady growth and returns, institutional investors now have to navigate a high interest rate environment and adapt to new market realities.
The investment chief of the Chinese life insurance giant shares how he understands China's policy-driven market by reading between the lines from public remarks made by policymakers.
