Insurers Mull Attack Losses

While continuing to express concern, grief and condolences for those who lost family, friends, colleagues and clients in the terrorist attack that destroyed New York City's World Trade Center last week, the insurance industry is going about the grim business of trying to assess the damages and estimate the claims they face.

Industry-wide preliminary figures on insured losses are in the billions of dollars, with published estimates ranging from $15 billion to as high as $30 billion.

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