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9/11 and Insurance

With the five-year anniversary of 9/11 coming up, the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) has calculated the insurance-related implications of the attacks, as well as the challenges insurers face going forward.

Total insured losses from the 9/11 attacks total $35.6 billion, with loss of property, business interruption, worker's compensation, and life insurance and liability claims adding to the astronomical figure.

You can view the full report, 9/11 and Insurance: The Five Year Anniversary, here, courtesy of the I.I.I. It's really interesting stuff; I'd encourage everyone to take a look.

[Source]: Insurance News Net

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