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Marsh Report Outlines Present and Future Impact of Failure to Renew TRIA

The cost of terrorism insurance coverage is expected to become volatile if the federal terrorism insurance backstop is not extended, and uncertainty about what Washington will do is already causing ripples in the marketplace, Marsh says in a new report.

By Arthur D. Postal | Updated on April 22, 2014

The cost of terrorism insurance coverage is expected to become “volatile” if the federal terrorism insurance backstop is not extended, Marsh, Inc. says in a new report.

Marsh’s annual “Terrorism Risk Insurance Report” was released today as part of a roundtable discussion at the Visitor’s Center of the U.S. Capitol, which brought together industry experts, clients and policymakers.

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