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Weather Markets / Hail

One footprint. Many exposed assets.

A hail event can affect several locations, assets and operating decisions at once.

See what matters

Start with what is exposed

The same event can touch several parts of the business.

Asset locations, policy deductibles and the available measurement data belong in the same review.

01

Buildings & rooftops

Review locations, roof details and existing terms.

02

Vehicles & equipment

Look at assets stored or operated outdoors.

03

The operating calendar

Consider disruption, repairs and periods of peak demand.

Bring the whole footprint into view.

Map your asset locations and peak inventory values, then use that picture to choose the measurement area, hail threshold and payment amount.

The measurement matters

Define the reading before the risk begins.

  • An agreed hail measurement from a suitable source
  • A defined location or area
  • A specified event and 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

Roofs and building equipment can be exposed to hail.

Car dealerships

Vehicles kept outdoors can share exposure to the same hail event.

Explore the industry perspective
Outdoor operators

Exposed equipment and interrupted work can create financial pressure.

Before we talk

A few useful answers.

What sets the payment amount?

The payment schedule is agreed in advance and tied to a hail measurement in a defined area. We compare threshold and payment options against your inventory, deductibles and operating needs.

Where should a review begin?

With asset locations, existing policies, hail deductibles and past losses. Those records help us compare measurements, payment limits and pricing for your business.

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.