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Al-Qaida: What Will Their Next Target Be?

Still smarting from unprecedented losses in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, insurers are hoping that new terrorism risk models can help them to ...

By Ara C. Trembly | Updated on October 13, 2002

Still smarting from unprecedented losses in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, insurers are hoping that new terrorism risk models can help them to more accurately write coverage for any such future events.

The new computer simulation models are tapping into the knowledge of counterterrorism, weapons and security experts to yield results that will enable insurers to price such coverage based on likelihood of attack.

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