All Global Reinsurance articles in Special Report
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Pound for pound
As obesity levels reach almost epidemic proportions, how is the life re/insurance sector responding? By Nigel Allen
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A unique mix
Edward Reiche discusses key issues for the development of India's life insurance sector
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Leading the way
One size does not fit all in the life arena, says Douglas J Knowling, and life reinsurers may need to pioneer more rigorous capital requirement
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Life Innovations
Joseph F Kolodney explains the various uses of financial reinsurance in the life sector
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Injury time
As Euro 2004 kicks off, Thomas Trompetter looks at the insurability of professional footballers
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Surveying the field
Darryl Ashbourne and Paul Grimshare explain the findings of a recent survey of the UK life run-off market
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Editor's note - Life changes
The life reinsurance sector is often overshadowed by the property/casualty reinsurance business
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Behind the security
Laura Bazer and Simon Harris explain Moody's rating methodology for life reinsurers
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American Life
Jeffery R Burt looks at the current state of the North American life reinsurance sector
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Is there life after Solvency II?
Rick Hodgdon argues that life reinsurers are being pushed into a new - possible undesirable - European regulatory regime
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From tiny acorns .
Nanotechnology - the science of the very small - is a fast-developing science which could prove one of the biggest revolutions for many aspects of human life This also means that re/insurers could find themselves facing new risks.
