Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 – Terrorism Risk Insurance: Issue Analysis and Overview of Current Program (pp. 1-18)
Baird Webel
Chapter 2 – Terrorism Insurance: Treasury Needs to Collect and Analyze Data to Better Understand Fiscal Exposure and Clarify Guidance (pp. 19-64)
United States Government Accountability Office
Chapter 3 – The Long-Term Availability and Affordability of Insurance for Terrorism Risk (pp. 65-104)
President’s Working Group on Financial Markets
Chapter 4 – Memorandum for the Hearing on ”The Future of Terrorism Insurance: Fostering Private Market Innovation to Limit Taxpayer Exposure” (pp. 105-108)
Chapter 5 – Testimony of Sean McGovern, Director, Risk Management and General Counsel, Lloyd’s of London. Hearing on ”The Future of Terrorism Insurance: Fostering Private Market Innovation to Limit Taxpayer Exposure” (pp. 109-114)
Chapter 6 – Testimony of Kean Driscoll, Chief Executive Officer, Validus Re. Hearing on ”The Future of Terrorism Insurance: Fostering Private Market Innovation to Limit Taxpayer Exposure” (pp. 115-118)
Chapter 7 – Testimony of Ernest N. Csiszar, Former Director of Insurance, State of South Carolina. Hearing on ”The Future of Terrorism Insurance: Fostering Private Market Innovation to Limit Taxpayer Exposure” (pp. 119-128)
Chapter 8 – Testimony of Dr. John S. Seo, Co-founder & Managing Principal, Fermat Capital Management, LLC. Hearing on ”The Future of Terrorism Insurance: Fostering Private Market Innovation to Limit Taxpayer Exposure” (pp. 129-134)
Chapter 9 – Testimony of Robert P. Hartwig, President and Economist, Insurance Information Institute. Hearing on ―The Future of Terrorism Insurance: Fostering Private Market Innovation to Limit Taxpayer Exposure (pp. 135-154)
Index