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AFLAC INC - 10-Q - Management s Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations (MD&A) - Insurance News

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Bankers make little progress on global debt crisis as currency risks loom

The World Bank and IMF have taken baby steps, including setting up a sovereign debt round table, but the plodding approach is likely to be overtaken by emergency action. This is especially as currency risks have yet to be addressed in debt restructuring plans.

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Risk net s top 10 investment risks for 2023

Geopolitical frictions, sticky inflation and a hard landing are among the hazards cited by investors

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How private capital can be made to work for global public goods

Globally, many low-income countries are still dealing with the economic aftermath of the pandemic and successive inflation and interest-rate shocks.

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