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Parametric Weather Insurance
Protect your projects from weather exposure and protect your clients from spiralling costs due to severe weather impact.
Instant payouts to get back on your feet quickly after an extreme event
Weather-related losses can be recovered from in a matter of hours rather than months or years, thanks to instant payouts. Protect your company’s balance sheet by protecting against delay costs caused by extreme weather.
Minimise delay disruption due to unforeseen events and get your project back on track.
Protect your organisation from the worst of the climate crisis
rather than months.
Peace of mind so you can stay focused on customers and projects
Instant payouts
Get back on your feet quickly after a severe event with payouts that take hours rather than months, or years.
You are in control of how the policy is deployed
Triggers and payout amounts are set by you, giving you total clarity on your cost profile.
Balance sheet protection
Automated payments streamline the payout process, eliminating disputes and limiting both sides’ liability. When the worst weather strikes, get back on track as quickly as possible. No matter the weather, you can have certainty over costs and impacts.
Provide the best service to your client
Mitigate the effects of events neither of you could predict and provide assurance to your clients.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
To help you get started, here are the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions. If you can’t find the answer to your question, check out our knowledge base or contact the team.
What is climate risk insurance?
Climate risk insurance is a form of insurance that helps mitigate financial and other risk associated with climate change, particularly extreme weather. Climate risk insurance can help protect individuals, small businesses or entire countries from permanent damage caused by the impact of extreme weather events.
What is weather risk insurance?
Weather insurance is a type of financial coverage against losses or damages resulting from adverse, measurable weather conditions, such as wind, snow, rain/thunderstorms, fog and cold temperatures. Businesses and their associated activities are frequently safeguarded using a weather insurance policy, which is typically purchased as a separate policy. If weather conditions destroy revenue from events, insured entities are compensated by insurers.