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23 December 2025Reinsurance

Pool Re calls time on SME terrorism gap, urges insurers to rethink cover in 2026

With only around 5% of UK SMEs actively buying terrorism cover, Pool Re is pressing the insurance market to confront what it sees as a growing mismatch between expectation and reality, placing SME terrorism insurance firmly at the centre of its 2026 strategy.

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