September 11 attacks have made insurers more resilient to ‘unthinkable' events
This is one of the findings of the latest report into the event by International insurance think tank, The Geneva Association.
Secretary general and managing director of The Geneva Association, Patrick Liedtke, said: "The fact that September 11 has proven less damaging and disruptive to the existing world order than initially
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