28 November 2014Insurance

Counter-terrorism bill unlikely to impact ratings

Rated insurers are unlikely to be impacted by amendments to the Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill in the UK which would make it illegal for insurers to reimburse ransom payments made to terrorist organisations.

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