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A Goldman Sachs survey reveals that inflation remains the top concern for insurers, with 52% citing it as a major threat to their investment portfolios. Despite fears of recession diminishing, demand for private assets is strong, with 58% planning to increase allocations to private credit. Insurers expect tempered returns for the S&P 500 in 2025, with 83% anticipating positive outcomes, while operational efficiencies and AI adoption are driving increased M&A activity in the industry.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management anticipates a significant shift among insurers towards private markets, particularly private credit, as interest rates decline and inflation cools. A recent survey reveals that 58% of insurers plan to boost their private market allocations, with private credit expected to outperform other asset classes in 2025. Despite recent market volatility and trade tariff concerns, insurers remain confident in the U.S. economy's resilience and are not making immediate changes to their asset allocation strategies.
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