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The very nature of terrorism risk seems to be changing, shifting from single large, catastrophic incidents to smaller attritional losses, which involve less damage to property – but this poses a different set of challenges to re/insurers.
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Airmic 2017, Risk management, Terrorism risk, Crisis management, Airmic, UK
