Matt Reilly

Matt Reilly, CFA, is a managing director and head of Conning’s Insurance Solutions group.

He is responsible for the creation of investment strategies and solutions for insurance companies. Prior to joining Conning, he was with New England Asset Management.

Reilly earned a degree in economics from Colby College.

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Insurers Stay Optimistic on Investment Returns

Matt Reilly

U.S. insurers remain optimistic for 2025 despite political concerns, showing increased appetite for private assets and risk-taking.

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Insurers Optimistic About 2024 Markets

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Matt Reilly

Investment decision makers say they expect to take on more risk. They express concerns about AI but say benefits outweigh risks.

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Experimentation With Gen AI Must Be Far Bolder

By Paul Carroll

Generative AI will likely alter the business models of many industries; insurers should go beyond seeking efficiencies and experiment with deeper changes.

'Agentic AI' Rewrites the Rules (Again)

For insurance agents and brokers, "agentic AI" can function as a sales assistant or even a sales agent and carry much of the load for customer service.

Gen AI: The Game Changer Insurance Has Been Waiting for

Generative AI promises to revolutionize customer engagement, yet only 10% of companies fully embrace its transformative potential.

P&C Insurance: Mind The Gap(s)

The last three years are arguably the most challenging the P&C insurance model has faced, and a worrisome series of gaps has taken shape. 

AI Transforms P&C Insurance Data Governance

Generative AI enhances P&C insurance data governance, automating processes while strengthening regulatory compliance and data quality.

Rising Climate Risks Demand New Strategies

"Smart" hazard scores of each asset, combined with historical data and predictive insights, can provide comprehensive risk assessments.

Is Extreme Weather in Middle East a Trend?

Climate change intensifies extreme weather risks in the Middle East, challenging traditional insurance models and renewable energy projects.

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