26 November 2019Insurance

Global insurers highlight low interest rates as their top portfolio risk concern

A decade after the financial crisis, low interest rates still create significant difficulties for global insurance investors as they look to make up ground in a perpetual low-yield environment, finds a new survey by Natixis Investment Managers.

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