Enron fallout: why insurers fail banks
Published: 02 March, 2002
JP Morgan Chase thought it had its Enron risks insured. Now it is fighting a legal battle to reclaim the money. The case raises wider questions about the effectiveness of credit insurance and the much-heralded convergence between banking and insurance. Nick Kochan reports.
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