Could Terrorism Law Spur Federal Charter?

By Sam Friedman

NU Online News Service, Jan. 16, 10:51 a.m. EST, NewYork?Failure of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act todeliver affordable coverage could prompt harsh repercussions fromWashington against insurers and state regulators, and might fuelthe drive for optional federal chartering, insurance executivesmeeting here warned.

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