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13 June 2013

欧州保険連盟、運用資産8.5兆ユーロを有する機関投資家として欧州保険業界が欧州における今後のファンディング・ギャップへ貢献することができると主張


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A new study published by Insurance Europe and Oliver Wyman confirms the European insurance industry as the largest institutional investor in Europe, with an estimated €8.5 trillion of assets under management in 2012.


With new banking rules forcing banks to reduce levels of maturity mismatching and liquidity risk that were common pre-crisis, and with funds required to stimulate economic growth, the study, "Funding the Future - Insurers' role as institutional investors', highlights that Europe faces a total funding gap of between €4 trillion and €5 trillion between 2012 and 2016.

Insurers can provide long-term, stable funding for governments and business as a natural match to the long-term maturity of their liabilities, so without incurring liquidity risk.

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