14 September 2016Insurance

Industry must adapt to new terrorism

In the wake of recent terror-related attacks, the insurance industry must expand its role of supporting the financial resilience of economies. This includes further clarifying the industry’s position alongside government-sponsored terrorism pools, according to Emma Karhan, managing director, Guy Carpenter.

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