Article from Health and Ageing No. 32. Gordon Woo reflects on the risk management of pandemics and the contribution of insurance in that respect.

Article from Health and Ageing 32. Séverine Rion Logean shows how the web-based mining of chronic or infectious disease can provide real-time data on a global level, a fact that revolutionises health surveillance and opens new opportunities for the health and insurance industries.

Insurance Economics Newsletter No. 72

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Risk Management Newsletter No. 54 - Full Newsletter

Article from the Risk Management Newsletter No. 54: Walter R. Stahel presents the articles in this newsletter that take a closer look at the role of insurance with regard to current emerging risks and opportunities

Life and Pensions No. 54-Svetap Selcuk-Kestel and Derya Cidal present the Turkish pension system, which is currently out of equilibrium because of current popular expectations and demographic trends.

Life and Pensions No. 54-According to Kai-Uwe Schanz, life insurance markets in the Middle East region could multiply within a few years if regional insurers prove to be up to the challenges presented in his article.

Life and Pensions No. 54-Hong Mao investigates the current retirement system in China, an ageing society with a low birth rate and an increasingly older population, and analyses the main problems the country faces.

Life and Pensions No. 54-In this article, Michael Littlewood looks back at the history of New Zealand’s pension system.