There have been
big declines kicked off by a growing concordance of rising interest rates, including the 1973 - 1974 bear market, the 1987 crash, and in 2000.
Not exact matches
At a time like this, where many life insurers, particularly ones facing credit risks, and those having variable policies, where profitability has
declined along with the stock market, the surcharges could have
kicked additional life insurers over the edge, and who knows how
big the cascade would have been.
But while there was some luck involved (particularly on Jones» interception, and the 22 - yard
kick that Cantele probably makes nine times out of 10), and while Auburn teed up a couple of potential turnovers that KSU politely
declined, don't penalize Auburn for the fact that KSU made
bigger mistakes.
At a time like this, where many life insurers, particularly ones facing credit risks, and those having variable policies, where profitability has
declined along with the stock market, the surcharges could have
kicked additional life insurers over the edge, and who knows how
big the cascade would have been.
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