Moving on.
Rachel Gordon looks at the implications of the devastating terrorist attacks in the US on the London market and further afield.
The news could hardly be bleaker. Lloyd's has estimated its lossesfor the recent US terrorist attacks as £1.3bn. But is it possible to see a
glimmer of light shining through what is indisputably among the worst
atrocities this century? Certainly, those working in the London market -
and beyond - are looking for any positive news to lighten the gloom.
This is far from easy and the most recent analysis from the US makes
sombre reading. According to consultants Tillinghast-Towers Perrin, the
terroris
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