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Swiss Re: Global Life Market Outpaced Nonlife in 2005 Premium Growth ... The rating is under review with negative implications. (By David Pilla, senior associate editor, BestWeek: David.Pilla@ambest.com) Source: BestWire Date: July 12, 2006 Subscription or Purchase Required
Guy Carpenter: Despite Small Losses From Tsunami, They are 'Widespread Phenomenon' Guy Carpenter's "Instrat" unit, said in a statement. "As population density continues to increase in many of the world's coastal areas, our understanding of the peril may help ... Source: BestWire Date: March 16, 2005 Subscription or Purchase Required
Economists Predict a 13% Chance of Stock Market Crash in 2005 Europe will see the same. The stock market prediction is significant, given the S&P 500 index has only once, in 1974, fallen by more than 25%, and the German DAX stock market index ... Source: BestWire Date: December 2, 2004 Subscription or Purchase Required
Swiss Re: Economists More Optimistic Today Than Six Months Ago The top economic minds in the world are more optimistic about the U.S. and European economies now than they were six months ago, according to a survey by Swiss Reinsurance Co. ... Source: BestWire Date: June 5, 2002 Subscription or Purchase Required
