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Moving on.

One of the effects of the World Trade Center attacks was a flurry of activity surrounding the implementation of effective risk management strategies, as companies reassessed their insurance requirements. John Burbedge explains.

Tough lessons to learn.

Howard Pearson reflects on the human tragedy of 11 September, but is also acutely aware of the tough lessons the industry has had to learn in the 12 months following the US attacks.

Going public with liability.

With the current debate on professional liability, some may consider the launch of a company focusing on such risks foolhardy. Chief executive of the new venture Andreas Loucaides, explains all to Marcus Alcock.

A change in perspective.

The financial losses experienced after the World Trade Center attacks were enormous but it was the loss of life that was most shocking. Grover Davis says this has reinforced a team ethic within the industry.

A matter of definition.

The 11 September attacks moved terrorism on to another level and the industry has been struggling to revise the terms of terrorism since. Tim Hardy explains.

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