A Reversal in expectations : 2017 GSAM insurance survey

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      <subfield code="a">In a rapidly shifting market environment, this year's GSAM Insurance Asset Management survey reveals a dramatic turn in expectations regarding the credit cycle, inflation, rates and equity returns. However, with rates low and equity valuations high, insurers' dominant concern remains achieving adequate returns. In April 2017, GSAM Insurance Asset Management conducted its sixth annual survey, which synthesizes perspectives from 317 Chief Investment Officers (CIOs) and Chief Financial Officers (CFOs), representing over $10 trillion in global balance sheet assets.</subfield>
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