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The current transitional period of macrostructural change presents the leadership of the global insurance industry with significant risks, as well as opportunities. Many of these risks pose a threat to insurers, regardless of the type(s) of insurance they provide (life, property casualty, third market, or reinsurance), their ownership structure (mutual, fraternal vs. stock-owned), or their scope of operations (national or regional vs. global). And, regulators need to be concerned about the final risk.
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de St. Paer, J.M., Mathisen, M.E. (2010). Aggregating Global Risks Arising from Regulatory Disparities. In: Kempler, C., Flamée, M., Yang, C., Windels, P. (eds) Global Perspectives on Insurance Today. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230117372_15
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