Pool Re braced for first claims from Manchester attacks
Pool Re will soon receive the first claims from the Manchester terror attacks, its chief underwriting officer has confirmed.
Steve Coates said after fielding enquiries from members, the terrorism reinsurance scheme had applied to HM Treasury to certify the Manchester attacks as an act of terrorism for the purpose of
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