Markets

Insurers Hardwire Private Yield, Shift Public Assets to Liquidity “Infrastructure”: BlackRock

Insurers are no longer “rotating” into private markets — they are structurally rewiring around them, BlackRock’s 2025 survey makes clear.

As Travelers Leans Into AI Risk Selection, Wall Street Worries About Premium Growth

BlackRock Doubles Down on Insurance Asset Management Through Private Credit

BlackRock is leveraging its $12 billion HPS acquisition to capture a greater share of the $700 billion insurance asset management market.

Private Credit Draws Both Caution and Confidence for Insurers

Trump Administration Priorities Reshape New Federal Insurance Report

AI, crypto, and litigation take center stage as the agency itself faces an uncertain future.

Catastrophe Bond Investors Aren't Just Chasing Yield

Ackman Says Insurance Deals Already On the Table

Bank of England Details Unbundling Framework for FundedRe Deals

PG&E Talks Up Wildfire Reforms While Analysts Push Buybacks

PG&E outlined expectations for California's new wildfire legislation while fielding investor questions about potential share buybacks amid the utility's depressed stock price.

Insurers Push For Federal Foreign-Backed Litigation Reform Measure

Cyclone Pool Stabilizes Suncorp's Reinsurance Costs, But Future Losses Are "In the Hands of the Gods"

Suncorp executives underscored how Australia’s cyclone reinsurance pool is cushioning insurers from catastrophe volatility, even as affordability pressures and climate-driven hazard trends keep risk firmly in focus.