Natural Catastrophe
Provides predefined financial protection against specified natural catastrophe events based on agreed parameters.
Parametric Insurance
Parametric Insurance pays a pre-agreed amount when a defined event, such as rainfall or temperature, crosses a set threshold, delivering faster settlements without lengthy loss assessments.

Trigger-Based Protection
Faster Payouts
Financial Resilience
What Is Parametric Insurance?

Parametric Insurance provides a predefined payout when an agreed measurable event reaches a specified threshold. Unlike traditional insurance, payout depends on the trigger's intensity rather than assessment of the actual physical loss.
If an agreed rainfall threshold is exceeded at a specified location, the policy may trigger a predetermined payout, subject to the policy terms and conditions.
Coverage Components
Provides predefined financial protection against specified natural catastrophe events based on agreed parameters.
Protects businesses against financial impacts arising from measurable adverse weather conditions.
Provides a predefined payout when an agreed event or parameter causes disruption to business operations.
Provides financial protection against specified weather and environmental parameters affecting agricultural operations.
Supports businesses exposed to measurable environmental and catastrophe risks affecting infrastructure and operations.
Advisory Support
We understand your operations, locations and risk triggers to structure parametric protection aligned with your requirements.
We understand your operations, geographical exposure, historical data, and key risks to identify suitable parameters and triggers.
Our specialists help structure appropriate triggers, thresholds, payout structures, limits, and policy terms.
We coordinate with insurers and relevant stakeholders to facilitate underwriting and develop a solution aligned with your risk profile.
Our team supports you through the payout process and coordinates with insurers for efficient resolution after a triggered event.
Regular reviews help ensure your parametric programme continues to reflect changes in your business, exposure, and risk environment.

We help structure parametric insurance solutions tailored to your business risks, exposures, and predefined triggers.
Frequently Asked Questions
The trigger should be based on an objectively measurable parameter demonstrating a meaningful correlation with the underlying financial exposure. Historical event data and exposure characteristics are used to calibrate the trigger and payout.
Basis risk occurs when the selected trigger does not adequately correlate with the cedant's actual loss. Trigger selection, geographical granularity, threshold levels and payout calibration therefore require careful assessment.
Equirus Raghnall evaluates the underlying exposure, available historical data, trigger methodology, payout structure and market capacity before developing a parametric solution aligned with the intended risk transfer.
The analysis focuses on historical correlation, event frequency, severity, geographical exposure and potential basis risk to determine whether the proposed trigger can provide meaningful protection against the intended financial exposure.