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Issue
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August 1, 2009
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Cover Story
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Returning Veterans In-Depth Series (Part 2): Frayed Obligations
The second part of our three-part series details the gap between the U.S. government's obligation to care for troops and the medical care actually extended to them after wounded soldiers return from war.
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Features
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Reinsurers Bloodied but Unbowed
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The Recasting of Purpose
With hull policies excluding terrorism, carriers have extended their kidnap-and-ransom policies to cover piracy risks on a per-transit basis.
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Waiting in the Shadows
Companies with good risks can nail down their current D&O price and capacity with a backup carrier in a year-long option if they fear their primary carrier has shaky credit.
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Columns
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Departments
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Special Reports
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Alternative Risk
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The program administration business is thriving and highly competitive. Meanwhile, captive insurance is not in the doldrums either, with corporate risk managers experimenting with lines such as employee benefits.
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More Special Reports
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In-Depth Series
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Returning Veterans In-Depth Series (Part 2): Frayed Obligations
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The second part of our three-part series details the gap between the U.S. government's obligation to care for troops and the medical care actually extended to them after wounded soldiers return from war.
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Past Installments
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Industry Risk Report
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Education
The largest for-profit colleges have D&O programs with $75 million to $100 million in limits over deductibles of $1 million to $5 million. Even if insurers shy away from writing primary layers, the market is competitive.
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More Industry Risk Reports
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