By: Daisy Ning, Head Life & Health Reinsurance APAC ex. China, Swiss Re
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Volatile forces will shape the global life insurance industry in the coming months and years.
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The Three-Legged Stool
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As the pandemic and Ukrainian war have sent inflation soaring, central banks have had to consider their response. Combating supply-driven inflation requires a different approach to the demand-driven problems of the past.