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1. Terrorism RatingOverview
2. Terrorism Rating Commercial PropertyAIR Loss Costs Conventional vs NBC
International vs. Domestic
Property Damage (Bldgs. vs. Contents)
Exposure Base: per $100 of Total Value
Geographic Detail: by County/City/Zip Code
3. Terrorism RatingCommercial PropertyAIR Results
4. Terrorism RatingCommercial PropertyGeographic Tiers
5. Commercial PropertyAdjustments to AIR Loss Costs Insurance – to – Value
Divide by .80
Nuclear/Bio-Chemical
Multiply by 2.00
Federal Backstop Factor
Insurer Retained Losses ? Total Terrorism Losses
Loss Adjustment Expenses
Add 5% of Adjusted Losses
No Backstop Adjustment
6. The Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 – Lines of Insurance Commercial Lines, except:
Crop insurance
Mortgage guarantee
Financial guaranty
Medical malpractice
National flood insurance program
Life and health insurance
7. The Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 -- Duration Three years, lasting through 2005
First two years mandatory
Third year optional
8. Terrorism RatingImpact of Federal Backstop
9. The Terrorism Risk Insurance Actof 2002 - Structure Amount of an insurer’s deductible:
2002 = 1% of prior year’s earned premium
2003 = 7%
2004 = 10%
2005 = 15%
Annual cap – Losses in excess of $100 billion may not be covered; Congressional review
10. Federal Backstop PricingModeling Assumptions
11. Federal Backstop ModelingCalculation of Mean Expected Losses Annual Expected Comm. Prop. Terrorism Loss for P.D. (“Conventional” Losses from AIR Model = $1.5 Billion)
Business Interruption Losses = 20% of P.D. Losses
“NBC” Losses = 100% of “Conventional” Losses
Alternative Markets = 20% of Total CP Market
Terrorism Loss Allocation by LOB: Comm. Prop. = 50% of Total
(All Lines total) = $1.5 Billion x 1.20 x 2.00 x .80 X 2.00 = $5.75 Billion
12. Federal Backstop PricingInsurer Retention Percentages
Program Year 1 Program Year 2 Program Year 3
Geographic Tier 2003 2004 2005
High Hazard 40% 55% 70%
Medium Hazard 75% 85% 95%
Low Hazard 90% 95% 100%
Average 47% 61% 74%
13. Commercial PropertyISO Loss Costs
14. Terrorism RatingCommercial Property
15. ISO Terrorism Loss CostsCommercial Property “Tier 1” Jurisdictions
Reduction in Tier 1 Loss Costs
Cities sub-divided into Tiers 2 & 3
Habitational further reduced
25% cap on premium increase
17. Potential Future Revisions Loss Costs Based on AIR Model
NBC
Domestic Terrorism
Re-evaluation of current geographic rating approach
New Tiers
Tiers Within Cities
Re-Pricing of Federal Backstop
Reflect Insureds Declining Coverage