We believe that blockchain and the technology behind the new cryptocurrencies have significant economic potential. At the same time, we’re carefully monitoring the potential of individual cryptocurrencies.

The SSAG model provides a sector allocation framework.

Integrating ESG factors has the potential to provide a research edge.

Building back greener, fairer, and more sustainable is not just the goal of governments and companies—central banks have also begun to incorporate issues such as employment equality and climate change into their policies. What we should expect from these developments, and their implications for bond markets and monetary policy, were the key discussion points during our latest investment policy meetings.

By increasing financial inclusion, digital currencies have the potential to transform emerging market (EM) monetary policies, broadening the impact of rate changes.

With an ever-tougher regulatory and low interest environment, insurers need to step out of their comfort zone and diversify bond holdings beyond their own domestic markets.

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS: On fixed income

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS: Investment flexibility may enhance risk-adjusted returns

Re-evaluating Real Estate: A Closer Look

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS: As COVID-19 vaccinations climb in developed markets, the picture in emerging markets remains idiosyncratic where the vaccine rollout remains a critical question.

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS: The confluence of compressed spreads, rising interest rates and inflation creates turbulent waters for insurers. While navigating these waters within a risk adjusted framework is challenging, it is possible with the right guide.

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS: The confluence of compressed spreads, rising interest rates and inflation creates turbulent waters for insurers. While navigating these waters within a risk adjusted framework is challenging, it is possible with the right guide.

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS: Chinese SOE defaults reaffirm importance of fundamental research

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS: The asset class offers a low‑duration profile, with attractive yields

Insider Engage explores some of the key challenges that may be keeping the insurance industry’s financial heads awake at night

A combination of regulatory and legislative pressure, soft power and enlightened self-interest has prompted insurers to invest more time and money in ESG

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS: The importance of duration for credit performance and five ways to improve it

Private equity and venture capital can help start-ups take off and grow their business. Insider Engage looks at how suitable these funding sources are for new (re)insurance ventures

Capital raising activity last year was driven by hardening market conditions and the need to bolster balance sheets. Insider Engage explores the pros and cons of different capital sources and likely future trends

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS - On Global Fixed Income: Arif Husain explains why a flexible approach is necessary in this challenging environment

Custodians can come in all shapes and sizes, so it is important to choose one that best suits the needs of your business

Peter Cramer and Chris Zeppieri of SLC Management discuss the prospects of inflation and its potential effects on markets

The climate infrastructure asset class may be poised for another record year, driven by the continued competitiveness of renewable energy and the advent of battery storage. Ares discusses the class’s rapid growth and what lies ahead in 2021

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS - 2021 Global Market Outlook: Mark Vaselkiv and David Giroux note that bond investors could face more challenging markets in 2021

New treasury competencies will be needed to cope with future analytical demand after the unprecedented events of 2020

T. ROWE PRICE INSIGHTS - US Fixed Income: Christopher Brown and Susan Troll discuss how securitized sectors also provide useful diversification benefits.

If 2020 threw us some curveballs, what does this year have in store? Insider Engage rounds up the key issues for 2021 cited by the world’s top economic brains

Funding and financial backing is more important than ever – so where should (re)insurers be looking for capital support?

Active managers took another hard hit as investors fled US equity funds in October

Financial markets during a pandemic are little fun for insurers, but there could be further headwinds for those investing – and paying out – around the world