Re/insurers must update approach to modelling terror risk: Aon
A shift has taken place in recent years to a new terrorism paradigm of lower severity but higher frequency modus operandi. Specifically, as security forces have tightened around the formation of groups and their ability to construct improvised explosive devices (IEDs), marauding attacks have become more common, using weapons including vehicles, bladed instrument and guns.
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