| Item | What’s Covered | Included in Initial Healthcheck | Included in Full Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your Past | Adequate reserves for historic risks, Internal and external data for asessing risk, core risk metrics/trends for each class, historic insurers’ solvency II capital coverage/policies still “fit for purpose”? | ||
| Your Future | Your Risk appetite, Risk Financing timeframe and Risk exit strategy, statutory obligations/exemptions, Your EMLs (expected maximum losses), their cash-flow/term profile, Insurability, existing hedging, corporate context, non-insurance alternatives. | ||
| Your Custom Made Product | Optimal XS/AGGS/cover limits; premium range before broking, robust LTA wordings, compensation scheme access, Solvency-II friendly risk marketing, sales taxes. | ||
| Your Best Provider | Insurer profit margin analysis, solvency II capital coverage, freebies, negotiation evidence. | ||
| Your Money | AML checks, contract certainty, claimant security. | ||
| Your Review Process | Decision review, emerging solvency II strains, new products, premium rates and trends. |
Why are XS/AGGS not covered in an Initial Healthcheck? Surely this should be the first thing you look at?
- XS/AGGs are features of insurance solutions
- The InsuranceInspect Initial Healthcheck considers your overall balance sheet first, before concluding if insurance is the best solution
I don’t want all the topics covered…
I don’t see them as relevant
- InsuranceInspect is a complete, holistic balance sheet approach to find the best way to finance your risk
- All topics are relevant, but rarely considered as part of a comprehensive risk financing review
Insurance Inspect
Isn’t this just about increasing XS/AGGS?
- No, InsuranceInspect is a complete, holistic balance sheet approach to find the best way to finance your risk
- Increasing Your XS/AGGS is only recommended if insurance is the best solution, your existing XS/AGGS are sub-optimal and claimant security would not be compromised.
- In many cases it is the cover limits (and their definition) which is the problem.
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Our Approach
- What can you learn from your past? How much profit have insurers made from you?
- What can happen in your future? How likely are large claims really? What’s the best way to pay for them?
- Is an off-the-shelf policy right for you? What are the alternatives? Why insure in the first place?
- Is the brokers’ panel comprehensive enough? How much are they being paid? What if you need a bespoke solution?
- Is there security for your claimants?”
- Did you make the right decision at your last renewal?
