Sponsored feature: BNY Mellon
It looks like low interest rates are here to stay for some time. Insurance companies need to work out how to place their money and how to diversify, because there is little yield to be had at the front end of the curve. How investors can play a more active role in reviewing and structuring their cash holdings to work harder while still meeting their liquidity needs
Source: Insurance Risk | 27 Mar 2012
Categories: Solvency II
Topics: Bank of New York Mellon, Solvency II, Currency risk, Spread risk, Solvency capital requirement (SCR), Counterparty credit risk, Market risk, Concentration risk, Diversification, Asset management
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