APCIA eyes legislative wins on terrorism cover and wildfires
Securing the renewal of the federal terrorism insurance backstop and advancing legislation to tackle wildfire risks are the two immediate priorities for the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA), which is increasingly optimistic that Congress can make progress on both before the end of 2026.
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31 October 2026 APCIA CEO David Sampson warns that populism is driving greater government intervention in US insurance markets, while third-party litigation funding, fraud and emerging cyber threats add to the industry’s challenges.