Pool Re urges re/insurers to help closing terrorism 'information gap'

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Re/insurers need to work with governments and the security services to close the 'information gap' in the market around terrorism and its constantly changing threat, claimed Pool Re, the UK government-backed terrorism insurer, in its latest report on the subject.

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Pool Re, Reinsurance, Terrorism, Ed Butler, Report, London, UK

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