The Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) has long served as a critical safety net for U.S. property-casualty insurers, and its future hinges on congressional action. This webinar brings together two leading voices to break down what TRIA means for your book of business and where the legislation stands today. Andrew Mais, former Connecticut Insurance Commissioner and NAIC President, will walk through the NAIC's current efforts to renew and preserve this vital public-private partnership. Peter Bransden, Head of Crisis Management at Willis Towers Watson, will then map out the broader crisis risk insurance landscape, drawing on WTW's Global Terrorism Index to highlight where capacity exists, who the key players are, and how markets outside the U.S. have approached this exposure in vastly different ways. If you write commercial lines, work in risk management, or advise clients on complex exposures, this is a conversation you cannot afford to miss.  Key Takeaways:  - Understand where TRIA stands in the legislative process and what its renewal or lapse would mean for your clients and your organization.  - Identify the private market capacity that exists beyond TRIA and how to evaluate coverage options for risks that fall outside the federal backstop.  - Recognize how global crisis risk markets differ by region so you can better advise clients with international exposures or cross-border operations.