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What do insurance agents and risk managers need to understand about protecting a company's bottom-line against terrorism and terrorism-related risks?

Marsh report details growth opportunities for carriers, especially in the multinational area.

The time to recruit the next generation is now. Start by hitting up the schools with the top 10 undergraduate programs, according to U.S. News & World Report.

A U.S. program that backstops insurance companies losses from acts of terrorism is set to end after the Senate failed to extend it.

"Whatever numbers Congress ultimately agrees to, lawmakers should be aware of this: markets are fully capable of taking on more terrorism risk and it clearly would be in taxpayers' interest to let them."

"Whatever numbers Congress ultimately agrees to, lawmakers should be aware of this: markets are fully capable of taking on more terrorism risk and it clearly would be in taxpayers' interest to let them."

An insurance broker recently wrote to PC360 with questions about the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, concerned that the program essentially benefits a few at the expense of the many. We turn to two industry experts for responses, and add some basic information about the program's structure.

Jeffrey S. Bragg, the first director of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, under the Department of Treasury, is leaving the government at the end of the year, according to an email he wrote to colleagues.