RMS News - Terrorism Risk Coverage

RMS is mentioned in the following natural and man-made hazard modeling and insurance industry articles and publications. See selected links for access to full articles.

	July 14, 2006	"Terrorism Risk Cat Bond Prevails," Canadian Underwriter RMS' Dr. Gordon Woo quoted on terrorism alternative risk transfer.
	July 10, 2006	"The NSA is Tap, Tap, Tapping," San Francisco Chronicle RMS' Gordon Woo mentioned disccussing NSA data and techniques.
	December 1, 2005	"Forecasting the Face of Terrorism," Risk & Insurance RMS' Gordon Woo talks about the importance of understanding terrorism risk in our ability to prevent it.
	August 7, 2005	"Newark Firm Deals in Global Risk Analysis," San Francisco Chronicle RMS' president & CEO, Hemant Shah, was recently interviewed by business reporter David Lazarus regarding terrorism risk. The interview ran in the Sunday edition of the San Francisco Chronicle.
	July 13, 2005	"Terrorism Insurance Gap Looms for USA," USA Today RMS' Peter Ulrich quoted on capacity for covering terrorism insurance.
	June 27, 2005	"Study Calls for Broadening U.S. Terror Coverage," Business Insurance
	June 2005	"Security Update: RMS List of Threatened Cities Changes," Property Protection Report Peter Ulrich from RMS was interviewed about the terrorism risk outlook for U.S. cities. The article mentions that "After New York and Washington, the firm [RMS] considers San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago to be most at risk. But cities have moved up and down the spectrum ever since RMS released its first list in 2002. For instance, Miami moved up the ladder based on intelligence and credible threats that were noted by then-Attorney General John Ashcroft. Yet Seattle moved down. It was once considered to be more at risk than it is now...it moved in the opposite direction, again, based on new intelligence."
	May 29, 2005	"Their Doomsday Policy" New York Daily News
	April 4, 2005	"Valley's Terror-attack Risk on Low Side in U.S. City List," Arizona Republic RMS' Peter Ulrich interviewed regarding Arizona's terrorism risk.
	March 25, 2005	"RMS: Terror Loss Estimate Up 25%," National Underwriter
	March 22, 2005	"Terrorism Risk Insurance Act Under Review," RECON
	March 15, 2005	"RMS Model Supports TRIA Analysis," Global Reinsurance
	March 3, 2005	"InsuranceBeat: Insuring Against Terrorism With and Without TRIA," Property Protection Report
	February 1, 2005	"The Changing Face Of Terrorism," U.S. Insurer
	January 10, 2005	"Terrorism Insurance Not in High Demand in Canada, Say Industry Experts," CBC

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