Insurers Planning Private Markets Allocation Increases Fall From 94% to 76%, BlackRock Survey Finds
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BlackRock predicts that 76% of insurers will increase exposure to private assets in the next 12 months, especially to private debt. Inflation remains the main macroeconomic concern, while the fear of recession has decreased.
The concern about a recession is driving insurers around the world less than in the previous year. This is the result of a study by the asset manager Blackrock on investment. However, the risks of inflation are still highly estimated. Insurers with a combined investment of 24 trillion dollars have been questioned© CC0 Public Domain Insurers worldwide continue to worry primarily about their investment strategy [...]
The insurance companies look with greater optimism at the economic scenario and strengthen their exposure to private markets. This is what emerges from the fifteenth edition of the Global Insurance Report of BlackRock, survey conducted on 463 insurance companies active in 31 markets, which manage over 24,000 billion dollars of investable assets. According to the report, beyond the... Read more
New Report From Blackrock Looks at Insurance Sector
The latest report from Blackrock for you; Insurers’ fears of recession have nearly halved, while more than three quarters plan to increase allocations to private markets further, according to BlackRock’s 15th-annual survey of insurers globally. [...] The post New Report From Blackrock Looks at Insurance Sector appeared first on .
Insurers planning private markets allocation increases fall from 94% to 76%, BlackRock survey finds
The proportion of insurers planning to increase private markets allocations has fallen by 18 percentage points in a year, despite most still expecting to invest more in the asset class, according to new research from BlackRock.
84% of investors* plan to increase their investments in private markets over the next two years. Private equity and private credit rank highest in asset class strategies in terms of growth. 66% prefer to invest capital for four to six years, highlighting the preference for greater liquidity and access to capital […]
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