Threat lives on.
In the wake of the Good Friday Peace Agreement, many companies have put terrorism insurance at the bottom of their list of priorities, but the risk is always there, according to Eric Alexander.
The terrorism market, as a separate entity dealing with UK propertybusiness, is less than 10 years old. It came into being with the formation
of Pool Re after the major bomb attacks in London in
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