WASHINGTON--A risk managers group called Friday for a permanent program covering widely expanded areas of terrorism risk not included in the present Terrorism Risk Insurance Act.
The position, put forward by the Risk and Insurance Management Society Inc., is close to that of the incoming Democrat congressional leaders.
As it now stands, the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act program is set to expire at the end of 2007, barring congressional action.
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