Captives On Edge About Terrorism Cover

Alternative markets back extension of TRIA but worry about rising deductibles

While the industry waits for news about whether the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act will be renewed before its Dec. 31 expiration, captive owners and industry groups in the alternative market are wondering how they will be affected should the government reinsurance backstop be withdrawn on Jan. 1.

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