Failure to extend the federal government's terrorism insurance backstop probably would cause insurers to ``severely curtail'' underwriting risks in areas at the greatest risk of terrorist attacks and thus the greatest need for coverage, according to a report released Wednesday by Guy Carpenter & Co. LLC
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Failure to extend federal terrorism insurance backstop would 'severely curtail' coverage:
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New 'prudential statements' introduced
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Maritime security requires more investment
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Should government get more power to block insurance hikes?
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Pension system needs urgent attention: report
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ISI provided protection to LeT in Mumbai terror attacks: report
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Consumers being hit by ``hidden'' insurance charges
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Large sums of cash 'may not be covered by home contents insurance'
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Syria inflicted heavy damage on terrorists:
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``There could be a major casualty:''
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'Danger from terrorism remains urgent, undeniable'
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Enrollment may end for insurance program
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Trauma patients without insurance more likely to die of injuries than privately insured patients:
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Global economy faces high risk:
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Legal & General increases financial underwriting limits
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'We need to improve the coverage for customers'
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