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Big-name funds pile into real estate debt as banks retreat

LONDON, May 14 (Reuters) - Some of the world's largest investors are making deeper inroads into lending to commercial property, as they snap up market share from retreating banks and bet on an end to the sharp drops in real estate prices.

Big-name funds pile into real estate debt as banks retreat

LONDON, May 14 (Reuters) - Some of the world's largest investors are making deeper inroads into lending to commercial property, as they snap up market share from retreating banks and bet on an end to the sharp drops in real estate prices.

Insurers' climate alliance relaunches after member exodus

Replaced by Forum for Insurance Transition to Net Zero

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Lloyd's of London inadequate on ESG, report says

LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) - The Lloyd's of London insurance market's environmental, social and governance standards are weak, as its members have exposure to fossil fuel projects and weapons, non-profit ShareAction said in a report on Thursday.

Insurer Lloyd's of London inadequate on ESG, report says

LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) - The Lloyd's of London insurance market's environmental, social and governance standards are weak, as its members have exposure to fossil fuel projects and weapons, non-profit ShareAction said in a report on Thursday.

Ship insurer Britannia is helping in Baltimore bridge probe

LONDON, March 28 (Reuters) - Britannia, the insurer of container ship the Dali, is working with the vessel's owner and U.S. authorities on the investigation into the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, the insurer said on Thursday.

UK court decides $10 billion jet dispute to be heard in London, not Moscow

LONDON, March 28 (Reuters) - A $10 billion battle between reinsurers and aircraft leasing companies seeking payouts for more than 200 jets stuck in Russia should be heard in London rather than Moscow, London's High Court ruled on Thursday.

UK court decides $10 billion jet dispute to be heard in London, not Moscow

LONDON, March 28 (Reuters) - A $10 billion battle between reinsurers and aircraft leasing companies seeking payouts for more than 200 jets stuck in Russia should be heard in London rather than Moscow, London's High Court ruled on Thursday.

EU agrees to ease capital rules for insurers to boost investment

LONDON, Dec 14 (Reuters) - The European Union agreed a deal on Wednesday to ease its capital rules for insurers, a step the bloc's lawmakers said could free up tens of billions of euros for investing in green technology and infrastructure to boost growth.

Food tech company ENOUGH raises 40 million euros

New fundraising led by World Fund and CPT Capital

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Investors managing $2.1 trln to address impact of technology on mental health

LONDON, July 11 (Reuters) - Twenty-seven global investors managing $2.1 trillion are collaborating to help companies reduce the potential negative impacts of technology on the mental health of their customers, the group's leaders said on Tuesday.

World Bank names CEOs to help bring private funds to climate, development finance

WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuters) - The World Bank on Monday named 15 chief executive officers including financiers and asset managers to a group launched by the lender's president, Ajay Banga, aiming to marshal more private capital to combat climate change and boost investment in developing countries.

World Bank chief names CEOs to aid climate finance 'lab' effort

WASHINGTON, July 10 (Reuters) - The World Bank on Monday named the 15 chief executive officers including financiers and asset managers who will make up a group launched by the lender's president, Ajay Banga, to marshal more private capital to combat climate change.

UN climate alliance scraps emissions rules for insurers after exodus

LONDON, July 5 (Reuters) - The Net-Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA) has ditched all requirements for members to set or publish greenhouse gas emission-reduction targets, the U.N. said on Wednesday, a major rewrite of its rules after U.S. political pressure led to a member exodus.

UK self-driving car dreams could break down at the starting line

LONDON, June 8 (Reuters) - Britain could lose out on investments in autonomous vehicles (AVs) and see startups shift testing elsewhere if promised laws to regulate the technology are not passed before the next general election, startups and insurance companies said.