17 December 2014Insurance

Reinsurers face tough choices as Tria stumbles

Reinsurers will be forced to make some tough choices and face a last minute panic over the terms and conditions of some contracts that renew on January 1 following the likely failure of the US Senate to pass the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (Tria) this year.

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