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In 2024, the share of developed market equities encompassed by the largest ten US stocks came close to 25% - the highest share for decades and a huge rise from only 10% as recently as 2017. This has raised concerns that markets are too concentrated in a few stocks. Comparisons are often made drawn with the tech bubble (also known as dot-com bubble) of the late 90’s, which was marked by a similar boom in technology companies, but which came to a grisly end in the early 2000s.
It has been a long journey, but after many years in the making, a number of insurers made their first full set of reports in March of this year under IFRS 17. The demands of the new reporting standard precipitated a swathe of digital transformation across the insurance industry in recent years, upgrading systems and infrastructure, as well as the skills needed by actuaries, and finance and IT teams to support these changes.