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Weather Markets / Flood

Water changes the way a business works.

Access, deliveries and operations can all be interrupted by flooding.

See what matters

Look beyond the property boundary

Three ways water can interrupt operations.

Access

Staff and customers cannot reach the location.

Deliveries

Road closures interrupt stock and services.

Operations

Closures and recovery affect the trading calendar.

Rainfall and flood are different measurements.

Rain describes precipitation. Flooding depends on how water accumulates and moves. We compare water-level data with your locations, access routes and operating history.

The measurement matters

Define the reading before the risk begins.

  • An agreed water level or flood measurement
  • A defined location and measurement source
  • A specified measurement period

Build a parametric insurance policy around the selected measurement and payment schedule.

How the structure is chosen

Who it’s for

Where this becomes relevant.

Property owners

Flooding can affect building access and tenant operations.

Distribution businesses

Road closures can interrupt deliveries and access to stock.

Waterfront businesses

Flooding can interrupt access, bookings and normal operations.

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Before we talk

A few useful answers.

How do you measure rain and flood?

Rainfall measures precipitation. Flood measurements track how water accumulates or moves through a location, including water levels at a named gauge. We choose the measurement around the exposure you want to address.

How does this work alongside flood insurance?

We review your property and flood policies alongside the revenue and operating costs exposed to flooding. A measurement-based payment adds another layer to that financial plan.

Your next step

Start with your exposure.

Bring us the question. We’ll help you understand the exposure and the options available.

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Useful for a first conversation

  • Your business locations and risk period
  • Revenue, costs and weather-related interruptions
  • Existing insurance and relevant weather records

You don’t need everything ready to get in touch.