5 June 2014Insurance

New terrorism bill would work: Fitch

The passage of a bill similar in form to the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2014, approved by the Senate Banking Committee this week, would stem the risk of any economic or insurance market disruption tied to terrorism exposures in the near term, according to Fitch.

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New terrorism bill would work: Fitch

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