Private Credit Gains Traction in Insurers' Investment Portfolios
S&P Global Ratings reports that private credit is becoming a significant part of North American insurance companies' investment portfolios.
According to S&P, this shift reflects broader trends in the financial services industry, where insurers and other fixed-income investors are turning to private credit for greater portfolio diversification and higher yields.
Private credit offers attractive opportunities, but comes with inherent risks, particularly illiquidity and structural complexity.
- Insurers must manage these risks through careful liquidity planning
- Robust asset-liability matching
- Comprehensive risk management programmes
Author's summary: Private credit gains traction in insurance portfolios.
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