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Editor's letter – Uncertainty certain for 2012
Uncertainty was the overriding characteristic of energy markets last year, stemming from jitters over the worldwide economy and impending sweeping regulatory change. This year looks set to be equally unpredictable, at least during the first half, as...
The road to US Solvency II equivalence will be a difficult one
The US Solvency Modernisation Initiative places the country in an encouraging position for Solvency II equivalence, but there are hurdles ahead. Thomas Whittaker reports
July deadline in question for Volcker implementation
Industry experts divided over Volcker deadline of July 2012
Worse than we thought
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Derivatives will be more lucrative in 2012: Risk.net poll
Respondents expect to make more money from derivatives this year, despite the ongoing eurozone crisis and regulatory change
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