A contract with an insurance company whereby you pay a fee, called a premium, and in exchange, the insurer provides negotiators to secure the safe release of an insured’s capture, including the payment of ransom (up to policy limits). Some policies also pay for the costs associated with the attempt to rescue the insured hostage.
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