Business Interruption Values & Exposures
Sigma7 RWH Myers’ partners and professionals provide extensive loss accounting services spanning a broad range of industries and insurance issues. This expertise and knowledge of business interruption loss accounting help policyholders quantify their exposures and achieve accurate BI values.
Challenges in Calculating BI Values and Exposures
The BI Value worksheet captures summary financial statistics with the intent of calculating a consolidated BI Value for your entire organization. However, many policyholders do not fully understand the components that make up BI Value. The task of filling out a BI worksheet often gets delegated to finance or accounting personnel who may not be familiar with the insurance terminology or understand how the results will be used. Even when tailored to broad industry groups, a one-page BI worksheet will not accurately reflect your organization’s business model or financial results. The statement of values should meaningfully allocate consolidated business unit value contribution to each location that plays a role in delivering your product or service.
Do you and your underwriters understand your organization’s realistic exposure to loss?
An analysis of exposures should consider relevant factors such as supply chain, interdependent locations, business continuity and disaster recovery plans. The exposure analysis provides the necessary information to determine appropriate limits and sub-limits of insurance. This sets your BI underwriting submission apart to maximize the capacity competing on your program.
Our Service Solution
Our team can work with your organization to tell your story, differentiating your risk in the market to ensure the best information is available to all parties. We will collect, measure and report the information to that best represents your BI risks. The methodology used will be designed according to the specific needs and concerns facing our clients.
BI Values and Exposures studies typically fall within the following categories: annual BI Values, consolidated or by location, and annual BI Values by location with detailed analyses of the realistic exposures to loss. These exposure analyses provide quantifications of, and explanations for Maximum Foreseeable Loss (MFL) and Probable Maximum Loss (PML) exposures, as well as consideration of extra expense and contingent exposures.
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