To ensure economic stability in the event of catastrophic terror incidents, the federal government mandates specific participation criteria, thresholds, and boundaries under the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA). Match each structural component of the TRIA program to its corresponding statutory definition or current operational parameter.
- Certification AuthorityRests jointly with the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of Homeland Security, and the Attorney General.
- Insurer DeductibleCalculated as 20% of a participating carrier's direct earned premiums from the preceding calendar year.
- Program CapA statutory maximum of $100 billion annually, capping both federal and industry aggregate liability.
- Covered Lines of BusinessLimited exclusively to commercial property and casualty policies, expressly excluding personal and life insurance.
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Certification Authority matches the Treasury/Homeland Security/Attorney General joint requirement; Insurer Deductible matches the 20% of prior year premium; Program Cap matches the $100 billion limit; Covered Lines of Business matches the commercial P&C restriction.
The components of TRIA are explicitly defined by federal statute. Certification authority is a joint effort led by the Treasury Secretary. The individual insurer deductible is set at 20% of the prior year's commercial P&C premium. The total program exposure is capped at $100 billion annually. Finally, the scope of coverage is restricted to commercial P&C lines to maintain macroeconomic stability.
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Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) Mechanics and Thresholds
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