Ben Margulies is a journalist at Insurance Day. He specializes in the BFSI sector, with a focus on insurance, energy, and aviation, covering topics such as energy policy, sustainability, and the intricacies of the aviation industry. Ben's insights have been featured in Central Banking, Lloyd's List, and Insurance Day.
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Ben Margulies' coverage focuses on the finance and economy sector, with a strong emphasis on insurance, reinsurance, risk management, central banks, and monetary policy. His articles often feature government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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