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        "uri": "/2012/01/19/when-calculating-risk-for-reinsurers-consider-monte-carlo/",
        "title": "When Calculating Risk for Reinsurers, Consider Monte Carlo",
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        "summary": "In the world of reinsurance, accurately determining risk is critical. Reinsurance policies are typically taken out on the largest of risks, those that are too big for an individual insurance company to handle alone. Risk embodies the very nature of the business, and actuaries who work in reinsurance must therefore...",
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