With the chance of a US recession in 2023 increasing, VP Bank has taken a strong underweight position in equities and has upgraded bonds to neutral by increasing its weighting of government bonds. The bank is “looking closely at insurance-linked securities (ILS)” which it considers an attractive diversification investment “on account of a sharp rise in insurance premiums and a…
VP Bank recommends adding insurance-linked securities for diversification
By Twinkle Sparta, senior reporter | 16 September 2022

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