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Clearwater Analytics to be Acquired for $8.4 Billion by Permira and Warburg Pincus, Supported by Francisco Partners and Temasek
The main drivers of increased technology spending on asset liability management are regulatory demands, including heightened requirements for stress testing, solvency reporting, and risk disclosures, according to research from international FinTech company Clearwater Analytics (CWAN).
Clearwater Analytics to be Acquired for $8.4 Billion by Permira and Warburg Pincus, Supported by Francisco Partners and Temasek
Insurers across Asia-Pacific expect to run portfolios with higher risk over the next two years while at the same time indicating a need for more resources in risk, compliance, and data functions, according to new research from Clearwater Analytics.
The relevant question for next year is not whether alts are here to stay but how portfolios will adapt to their permanence. The challenge will be for firms to achieve an open, scalable technology infrastructure to handle the new complexities that come with alts.
A recent study by Clearwater Analytics found that 85% of respondents expect their investment risk profiles to rise by 2027.
APAC-based insurers are planning to boost their risk profiles over the next two years, new research from Clearwater Analytics indicated.
Almost one in 10 insurers in the Asia-Pacific region (APAC) say it is difficult for their asset liability management systems to handle changes in asset allocation and new data sources, new research from Clearwater Analytics shows.
[CWAN’s] study with insurance asset management executives at firms with total assets under management of $3.823 trillion in APAC found just 17% say their ALM systems can very easily cope with diversification and new instruments.