19 February 2013News

Fight to renew TRIA will be long and hard

While the insurance industry in the US is trying to build support and momentum to get the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) extended beyond 2014, the fight could be longer and tougher than the industry realises and its representatives must clearly and consistently demonstrate a need for it in the coming months.

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