New York--Representatives of a major brokerage, a brokers'association and an insurer appealed to corporate insurance buyersto involve themselves in the campaign for extension of theTerrorist Risk Insurance Act (TRIA).
"TRIA update and Strategies for Managing the Uncertainty," whichtook place here today, was sponsored by Marsh. As well as Marshexperts, speakers included Scott Sinder, general counsel for theCouncil of Insurance Agents and Brokers and Richard G.M. Marko Sr.,vice president and manager, national market strategic services withLiberty Mutual Group.
"From a consumer standpoint, I doubt there is anyone out therewho would say to just let it [TRIA] expire," John T. Sinnott, MMCvice chairman, office of the chief executive officer, told a packedaudience of Marsh brokers and clients.
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