What is the maximum annual aggregate amount for government and insurer liability under TRIPRA?

The maximum annual aggregate amount for government and insurer liability under the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act (TRIPRA) is set at $100 billion. This program was established to help mitigate the financial impact of terrorism on the insurance industry and provides a federal backstop for insurers in the event of a large-scale terrorist attack. The $100 billion limit ensures that both the government and the insurers share the risk, but also establishes a ceiling on the federal government's liabilities related to this program. The significance of this limit lies in its role in promoting stability and confidence in the insurance markets following incidents of terrorism, enabling insurers to offer coverage for terrorism-related risks while being protected against catastrophic losses.