The 'Low for Long' Challenge: Socio-economic implications and the life insurance industry's response

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Could prolonged low interest rates jeopardise the unique socio-economic role of the life insurance industry in delivering retirement solutions and funding the economy? Our report explores how life insurers are responding to this challenge.

Issue Brief 1: How the life insurance industry is tackling a 'manageable headwind'

Issue Brief 2: Low interest rates may place the life insurance industry's socio-economic role at risk

Press release: Low interest rates a complex but manageable headwind for life insurers

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