Too often, Terrorism & Political Violence insurance is purchased to satisfy a contract, not to reflect real-world risk. This post explores how box-ticking coverage leads to gaps at claim time — and why PVT needs to be structured with intent, not just compliance.

The Israel–Iran conflict is a reminder that political violence risks rarely stay within borders. This post explores how ripple effects, policy structures, and unpurchased perils can leave gaps in Terrorism & Political Violence (PVT) insurance — even when coverage appears in place