Twenty-five years after the September 11 terrorist attacks transformed the nation and the insurance industry, the need for a federal terrorism risk program remains. Elizabeth Heck, chairman, president, and CEO of Greater New York Insurance Companies and former NAMIC chair, joins guest host Jimi Grande, NAMIC’s senior vice president of federal and political affairs, to reflect on the aftermath of 9/11, explain how the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act supports a stable insurance market, and discuss what insurers, policyholders, and communities could face if Congress allows the program to expire.
Read the IN magazine article on TRIA here.
This episode is sponsored by Holborn.
Episode Details
Episode #
914
Year
2026
Topics
- Legislation
- Terrorism Risk Insurance
- Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA)
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