(RTTNews) - Willis, a WTW business (WTW), announced a partnership with Circle Asia to launch a new art insurance facility tailored for individual collectors and art galleries in Asia. This marks the first facility of its kind in the region, combining Willis's specialist art insurance expertise with Circle's digital platform to provide a seamless and cost-effective solution for insuring fine art, j...
(RTTNews) - Willis, a WTW business (WTW), announced a partnership with Circle Asia to launch a new art insurance facility tailored for individual collectors and art galleries in Asia. This marks the first facility of its kind in the region, combining Willis's specialist art insurance expertise with Circle's digital platform to provide a seamless and cost-effective solution for insuring fine art, jewellery, and specie collections. Traditionally, fine art insurance has required minimum value thresholds or premium commitments, limiting access for smaller collectors and galleries. The new facility lowers the entry premium significantly, making comprehensive coverage more accessible through a streamlined, single solution designed to meet the evolving needs of Asia's growing art market. In addition, the facility is well positioned to support one-off exhibition and transit coverage. These options benefit from robust insurance terms and expedited turnaround, offering collectors and galleries greater flexibility and protection for temporary or special arrangements. WTW shares closed at $291.25 on March 20, 2026, reflecting a gain of $4.03 or 1.40% during regular trading. In after-hours trading, the stock advanced further to $297.04, up $5.79 or 1.99%. The views and opinions expressed herein are the views and opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Nasdaq, Inc.
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UBS Group CEO Sergio Ermotti says the firm’s customers aren’t making dramatic changes to asset allocation as a result of the Middle East conflict, but digesting the full impact of the war will take time. Ermotti speaks with Bloomberg's Stephen Engle in Beijing. (Source: Bloomberg)
UBS Group CEO Sergio Ermotti says the firm’s customers aren’t making dramatic changes to asset allocation as a result of the Middle East conflict, but digesting the full impact of the war will take time. Ermotti speaks with Bloomberg's Stephen Engle in Beijing. (Source: Bloomberg)
Blackstone's Flagship Private Credit Fund, World's Largest, Posts First Monthly Loss Since 2022 It only took a constant barrage of negative news surrounding the private credit space, including a surge in redemptions, investor gating, questions about loan markets as well as outright fraud, not to mention relentless criticism from of some of the biggest luminaries in credit, including Saba' s Boaz W...
Blackstone's Flagship Private Credit Fund, World's Largest, Posts First Monthly Loss Since 2022 It only took a constant barrage of negative news surrounding the private credit space, including a surge in redemptions, investor gating, questions about loan markets as well as outright fraud, not to mention relentless criticism from of some of the biggest luminaries in credit, including Saba' s Boaz Weinstein and Diameter's Scott Goodwin , for Blackstone to concede that its private credit book may have been mismarked. According to Bloomberg , Blackstone's flagship private credit fund - and the world's largest - posted its first monthly loss in more than three years, one of the clearest signs yet of weakening performance in the $1.8 trillion market. The $83 billion fund, known as BCRED , lost 0.4% in February , the first monthly decline since September 2022 . Performance was flat for the first two months of the year after an 8% gain in 2025, the website shows. While we haven't done the math, we wonder what that means in terms of BCRED's Sharpe ratio, and how that compares to, say, Bernie Madoff's while the music was still playing (not when it had already stopped, of course). Blackstone told investors its February loss reflected wider spreads across public and private markets, as well as unrealized marks on individual names including Medallia, according to a message to financial advisers seen by Bloomberg. In the message, Blackstone pointed out that despite the pullback, the fund outperformed the leveraged loan market by around 0.4 percentage points in February and 1 percentage point since the start of the year, which it said underscored the benefits of private credit during volatile markets. “BCRED continues to deliver strong performance for its investors, with a 9.5% annualized total return since inception for Class I shares,” a spokesperson for the firm said in an emailed statement. The fund was set up in January 2021. Blackstone disclosed in February that it had marke...