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Tottering toward global insurance supervision
A lack of consistency in global regulation is costing the insurance industry an extra $25 billion a year. The FT reports that the figure, calculated by KPMG, highlights the differences in international regulation between the banking and insurance; there is no Basel III equivalent in the insurance industry.
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