What is the Federal government's compensation share under TRIPRA once the deductible is exceeded?

Under the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act (TRIPRA), once the deductible is exceeded, the federal government's compensation share is set at 80 percent. This program was established to provide a federal backstop for insurance claims related to acts of terrorism.

When an insurer incurs a loss from an act of terrorism that exceeds the deductible, the government steps in to cover a significant portion of those losses, which encourages insurers to provide coverage for such risks without fearing unsustainable losses. The structure of this program is designed to stabilize the insurance market and support the economy following a catastrophic event linked to terrorism.

Therefore, having knowledge of the specific compensation share is important for understanding how federal support impacts insurers and their capacity to manage risk in contexts involving terrorism-related claims.