If you like to live on the edge, be sure to check out The Bottom Line's risk issue tomorrow.

With Bermuda considered the 'risk capital of the world', we tell you about the five big risks that keep the Island's insurance bosses awake at night.

And, while no one wants another Katrina-like storm, our business writer Jonathan Kent examines why Bermuda's reinsurance industry may need one to keep up their bottom lines.

Do you think it is ridiculous to insure against alien impregnation or finding the Loch Ness Monster? Business writer Roger Crombie explores some of the more bizarre things that have been covered in 'You want to insure what?'

Alex Wright speaks to the young corporate lawyers that are taking Bermuda's legal world by storm - and he gets an interview with the first COO of KMPG, Stephen Caton.

As well, we delve into stories on the price of terrorism prevention, issues with the global food supply and the rise of antibiotic-resistant superbugs.

Don't miss this issue of The Bottom Line, free with tomorrow's edition of The Royal Gazette in the City of Hamilton area!