An underwriter is reviewing a commercial property and casualty portfolio for a large corporate client to ensure compliance with the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA). The client has requested clarification on how the federal backstop program operates in the event of a severe attack. Which of the following statements regarding TRIA statutory provisions are correct? (Select all that apply)
- The event must be officially certified as an act of terrorism by the Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the Secretary of Homeland Security and the Attorney General.Cevap
- The federal risk-sharing backstop is only activated if the aggregate industry insured property and casualty losses resulting from the certified act exceed the program trigger of $200 million.Cevap
- CUnder the risk-sharing provisions, the federal government acts as a direct reinsurer to the insured, requiring the client to file their claim directly with the Treasury Department once losses exceed the program trigger.
- DThe mandatory offer requirement dictates that the insurer must offer terrorism coverage on all of the client's commercial lines, including explicitly excluded lines such as commercial automobile.
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The correct statements are that the event must be certified by the Secretary of the Treasury in consultation with Homeland Security and the Attorney General, and that aggregate industry losses must exceed the $200 million program trigger.
Under current TRIA provisions, an act must be certified by the Secretary of the Treasury (in consultation with Homeland Security and the Attorney General), and the aggregate industry losses must exceed the $200 million program trigger for federal funds to be disbursed.
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TRIA Certification Criteria, Triggers, and Excluded Lines