Will Reinsurance Rebound from Terrorist Strikes in the U.S.'

If the nautical term best applied to the reinsurance industry last year this time would have been "Steady as she goes," after the catastrophe that struck the U.S. on Sept. 11, the French term "sauve qui peut" describes its present condition. That phrase can be interpreted as both "abandon ship," and "every man for himself," and sums up the ...

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