Statement of Federal Program
State that the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act provides a federal reinsurance backstop for certain certified terrorism losses and that federal participation is subject to statutory conditions and certificates.
A concise TRIA Notice clarifies whether federal terrorism reinsurance may apply and the practical effect on claim payments, deductibles, and policy limits. Accurate disclosure reduces disputes, supports regulatory compliance, and helps insureds assess residual exposure after private insurer limits and federal participation.
Identify the stakeholders who create, review, and rely on the TRIA Notice before completing insurance transactions.
Keeping these roles clear reduces miscommunication and ensures the TRIA Notice reaches the right decision maker before policy acceptance.
State that the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act provides a federal reinsurance backstop for certain certified terrorism losses and that federal participation is subject to statutory conditions and certificates.
Specify whether terrorism is covered under the policy, whether coverage is limited to certified acts, and any exclusions that apply to war, biological agents, or nuclear events.
List the policy limit applicable to terrorism losses and the applicable deductible or retention that must be satisfied before insurer or federal participation.
Explain that a federal certification of a terrorism incident (required for federal reimbursement) is handled per federal statute and FEMA procedures.
Note whether premiums for terrorism risk are itemized or included and any separate premium allocation that affects coverage pricing or taxes.
Summarize claims reporting requirements, insurer obligations, and that federal recovery may affect the timing and amount of insurer payments.
| Field | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Trigger | On policy binding or renewal |
| Attachment | Include notice PDF with declarations |
| Signer | Policyholder or authorized agent |
| Audit Trail | Capture timestamp, IP, and signer attribution |
Choose delivery channels and authentication levels appropriate to your compliance needs.
Match the chosen method to regulatory expectations, required authentication strength, and the insurer's recordkeeping practices.
Provide the notice when the policy is first bound or issued to the insured.
Deliver the notice with renewal documents if coverage terms change.
Update and reissue the notice when endorsements alter terrorism coverage.
Reference the notice during claims involving alleged certified terrorism losses.
Retain evidence of delivery for state insurance examinations.
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