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Considerable new capacity could be available in the insurance-linked securities market for the transfer of nuclear third-party liability risks, a study conducted on behalf of the European Commission has concluded. However, this new capacity would only be available under the right structures and terms.
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Three international conventions - the Paris/Brussels Conventions, the Vienna Convention and the Convention on Supplementary Compensation - currently provide the foundations for the nuclear liability arrangements. Nuclear liability is limited in time and amount by these conventions, and by national legislation that largely follows the principles established by them. Beyond the financial security limits imposed on nuclear operators, the state can accept responsibility as an insurer of last resort.