Brief sources
Sources used in the Insurance Markets Brief, grouped by edition.
These records identify the published commentary and research documents used in each brief. IAN reporting cited by an edition is linked on the brief pages.
Week ending 9 October 2026
Market commentary
- MUFG Research: FX Weekly ()
- Edmond de Rothschild: Asset Management Market Flash: The world gets a breather for a few weeks ()
- Columbia Threadneedle: Macro Pulse: Politics, bonds and commodities: Familiar risks, fresh challenges ()
- Tatton Investment Management: Bond yields put the AI trade on notice ()
- Cincinnati Asset Management: CAM Investment Grade Weekly Insights ()
- Cincinnati Asset Management: CAM High Yield Weekly Insights ()
Research and regulatory sources
- Prudential Regulation Authority / Bank of England: Regulatory thresholds set to shift to automatic increases ()
- European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority: EIOPA sets EU-wide expectations for the supervision of private equity-backed insurers ()
- The Pensions Regulator: Time to act ()
- CreditFlow Research: CreditFlow: End of Day (Europe IG) ()
- ICE Data Indices via Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: ICE BofA US Emerging Markets Liquid Corporate Plus Index Option-Adjusted Spread ()
- BLOM Bank: Lebanese Eurobonds Drops as Political and Security Uncertainty Blurs Recovery Prospects ()
- BlackRock: LQD portfolio OAS — 8 October 2026 ()
- State Street: SPBO portfolio and Bloomberg US Corporate benchmark OAS — 8 October 2026 ()
- BlackRock: CEMB portfolio OAS — 8 October 2026 ()
Week ending 2 October 2026
Market commentary
- Columbia Threadneedle: In Credit Weekly Snapshot – Let’s dance ()
- Tatton Investment Management: Bonds cast shadow over equities ()
Research and regulatory sources
- Prudential Regulation Authority / Bank of England: PRA Regulatory Digest – September 2026 ()
- European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority: Union-wide Strategic Supervisory Priorities 2027-2029 and Focus Areas for 2027 ()
- The Pensions Regulator: New era, new expectations — speech by Emma Douglas ()