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Despite the progress that Japan has made in removing structural rigidities, there is still a need for reform if it wants to restrengthen its economic role in the region.
The city worked with both the state and federal government to secure more than $10 billion to rebuild and restrengthen areas damaged by the earthquake.
However, premium growth in life and health reinsurance will largely depend on Cologne Re's ability to restrengthen its franchise in North America following the Unicover losses.
 
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