
Structured Securities are seeing an uplift in interest. It is clear from responses that there is plenty of
scope for the market to further engage with this asset class. Following the publishing of The Securitisation
Regulations 2024 by the UK government, which claried the capital charge and regulatory treatment of this
asset class in the post-Brexit era, we expect see increased investment across Lloyd’s market portfolios
given that certain Structured Securities work particularly well in the Lloyds environment, being highly rated
and low duration.
Including ESG parameters within investment guidelines is now very much the norm for the market with 89%
of participants conrming this, up from 68% back in 2022. Lloyd’s ESG guidance continues to be the anchor
of most respondents’ policies with just 26% implementing more extensive parameters in their guidelines.
Impact investments of any kind continue to be a peripheral allocation for most. We expect this to continue
into 2025 given the rapidly dwindling GSSS bond issuance by US companies reducing already constrained
options for insurance investors.
Amidst this widespread uncertainty, general sentiment on the outlook for 2025 is comparatively negative
with over 70% or respondents expecting either no change or lower investment yields.
NEAM LLOYD’S INVESTMENT SURVEY 2025
89% 68% 57% 17%
ESG parameters
incl. in guidelines
Aligned with Lloyd’s
guidance
Require manager to
be PRI signatory
Planning allocation to
impact investment
¹ NEAM, Inc. has been managing assets for Lloyd’s of London clients since 1998. NEAM Limited has been managing assets for Lloyd’s of London clients since 2010.
² Green, Social, Sustainable and Sustainability-linked Bonds
New England Asset Management Ltd
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Investment Management
How are the syndicate(s)’ assets managed?
Outsourced asset manager(s)
Affiliated / internal asset manager
Both affiliated / internal and outsourced
asset managers
74%
12%
14%