29 October 2014Insurance

Political landscape not ready to consider TRIA

Despite some 97 percent of the senate agreeing that the renewal of Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) should go ahead, Ben Walter, chief executive officer of Hiscox USA is “less optimistic” about its renewal.

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