Hired help

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      <subfield code="a">The current investment environment, arguably the most perilous in recent memory, poses  serious challenges to insurers and their asset managers. In the face of this capital-market turbulence, many insurers are rethinking their investment strategies and turning to outside experts such as third-party asset managers for guidance. Fundamental to understanding the asset management market for insurers is knowledge of their investments. Figures: insurance asset growth rates: asset growth has been strongest in Europe, North America and Asia and in the life, non life and total sectors ; U.S. insurance assets outsourced ; European insurance assets outsourced</subfield>
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