As you look to plan and execute your 2023 strategies, we’re keen you gain a head start for 2023 and to do so we’ve collated some key insights from throughout the year which cover topics such as legal, regulatory, tax, sustainability and technology to help you in your role to achieve greater success.
As the year end approaches, we hope you will find these helpful as you plan for the future. We wish you all the very best for the festive season and look forward to connecting with you again next year.
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1. 2023 Investment Management Outlook
Most Irish insurers have shown remarkable adaptation and resilience amid the turbulence of the last two years. But is the industry ready for emerging challenges heading into 2023 and beyond?
How can investment managers influence corporate policy and action? Take a closer look at how ESG actions to reduce income inequity can benefit investment managers and help reduce income inequity in our quick look here.
3. How Risk and Compliance functions can support the net zero transition
To mitigate the worst effects of climate change, action is needed now. Regulators, supervisors and wider stakeholders increasingly expect investment managers to develop, disclose and execute credible transition plans. Explore our joint report with the Investment Association.
Deloitte Luxembourg and Deloitte Ireland, launched a biannual survey among European investment management industry players to gain a view of recent challenges in the asset management industry. Understand market needs, and anticipate future trends through exploring our report here.
5. Ingraining sustainability in the next era of ESG investing
With ESG investing on the rise, how can investment management firms differentiate themselves in this increasingly crowded space? Explore the opportunities emerging for investment managers to adapt as investor preferences evolve.
6. Cybersecurity and the evolving threats in asset management
Against a backdrop of cybercrime, Deloitte launched a joint publication with the Mutual Fund Directors outlining how board members can educate themselves on how to include appropriate oversight of cybersecurity as part of their overall risk oversight efforts. Explore here.
Deloitte worked with ESI ThoughtLab and others to conduct a study which explores how COVID-19 will change investor perspectives and service provider strategies. Explore here.
Data and technology are transforming the asset management industry, defining future industry leaders. Explore the factors that are increasing the reliance on data and technology in investment management.
As external challenges emerge, the need for clear and concise communication between fund directors and management is critical. Learn more in the 20th edition of our Fair Valuation survey.
Our recent survey of 300 senior financial services executives reveals progress in reaching unserved and underserved customers—and opportunities to do more to achieve equitable participation in financial services.
11. Happy together: the asset management industry heads back to the office?
Are you back in the office? For many in asset management, it’s no longer optional. We interviewed leaders to see what’s behind the trend. They revealed what they really think about the future of a five-day, in-office workweek in the asset management industry.
Often behind the scenes, private equity firms stepped up to support their portfolio companies during COVID-19 in myriad ways. Learn how PE firms will likely continue to play a pivotal role in the economic recovery.
