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EXPERIENCE OF THE NATIONAL POOLS IN CATASTROPHE RE/INSURANCE Nat Cat INSURANCE GAP 2017 USD 330 billion global economic losses USD 139 billion global insured losses Protection Nat Cat = 98% of the gap


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EXPERIENCE OF THE NATIONAL POOLS IN CATASTROPHE RE/INSURANCE

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Nat Cat INSURANCE GAP 2017

■ USD 330 billion – global economic losses ■ USD 139 billion – global insured losses ■ Nat Cat = 98% of the catastrophe economic losses in 2017

Weather related >92% … of which Protection gap USD 162 billion

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Nat Cat losses still mostly uninsured

Over the last decade – USD 2.03 trillion global Nat Cat losses – ~ 70% uninsured Along with the intensive urbanization and increase in assets, both global Nat Cat losses and the insured losses increased … BUT the gap remained unchanged in relative terms

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How to reduce the protection gap?

Pools & traditional products

Insurance schemes and pools to increase insurance penetration, and to offer efficient reinsurance protection

Macro

Risk transfer solutions for (sub)sovereigns to cover their direct or indirect costs

Micro

Simplified products distributed via aggregators such as MFIs, NGOs, and corporates

Risk transfer solution Risk transfer solution Which risk? Which risk?

Public physical assets Emergency response costs Foregone revenue Uninsured private assets Livelihood assistance

Protection gap Protection gap Governments Governments

Who carries the risk? Who carries the risk?

Businesses, homeowners, farmers Businesses, homeowners, farmers Individuals Individuals Pools & traditional products

Insurance schemes and pools to increase insurance penetration, and to offer efficient reinsurance protection

Macro

Risk transfer solutions for (sub)sovereigns to cover their direct or indirect costs

Micro

Simplified products distributed via aggregators such as MFIs, NGOs, and corporates

Risk transfer solution Which risk?

Public physical assets Emergency response costs Foregone revenue Uninsured private assets Livelihood assistance

Protection gap Governments

Who carries the risk?

Businesses, homeowners, farmers Individuals Strong social protection role

  • Availability
  • Affordability
  • Reliable
  • Simple to understand
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Experience

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National al Pools in catas astrophe reinsuran ance

3 examples:

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Experience

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National al Pools in catas astrophe reinsuran ance

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MANDATORY  Law nr. 260/2008 on compulsory home insurance against earthquakes, landslides and floods

Voluntary Voluntary Mandatory

The PAD policy

Mandatory

The PAD policy VOLUNTARY

 Regular fire insurance policies,

with selected NatCat perils coverage included

 Voluntary policies may be

bought ONLY if there is a PAD policy issued for the same property

the biggest single territory Nat Cat reinsuran ance buyer in the CEE

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Vrancea – main seismogenic zone, responsible for over 90%

  • f all earthquakes in Romania,

releasing over 95% of the seismic energy

  • Approx. 30% of the national

territory exposed to the floods risk About 800,000 ha and 50,000 household exposed to landslides

Earthquakes Floods Landslides

  • Three risks:
  • Current penetration rate is ~19%. - 1.7 million homes
  • Coverage: first loss basis; no deductible
  • Fixed rates – depending on the construction type:
  • Type A: policy limit of EUR 20,000 per dwelling /premium EUR 20
  • Type B: policy limit of EUR 10,000 per dwelling /premium EUR 10
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367,282 574,229 331,131 736,318 1,491,329 1,590,954 1,703,047 1,693,006 6.9 8.17 5.46 13.44 28.25 29.81 32.34 32.01

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

  • Portfolio development

2010-2017:

Number of policies GWP (EUR million)

4.57 4.67 5.33 4.73 4.96 10.04 16.19 24.57

2.03 1.13 3.47 7.73 0.55 3.62 1.29

0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10%

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

  • Portfolio development

2010-2017:

Loss ratio Net Assets + Cat Reserve (EUR million)

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the biggest single territory Nat Cat reinsuran ance buyer in the CEE

200 300 100 525 450 600 800 900 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18

Capacity

Reinsurance capacity (mil. EUR) The biggest cost for PAID – reinsurance being the main “core” of PAID business

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the biggest single territory Nat Cat reinsuran ance buyer in the CEE

Current capacity split by rating (S&P)

45% 31% 8% 16%

AA- A+ A A-

5% 13% 48% 27% 7%

Region by Signed Capacity

Asia Bermuda Europe UK US

Current RI programme capacity 900.000.000 mil euro Current number of reinsurers 68

€ 70m + € 40 - 70m € 20 – 40 m < € 20m +

PAID reinsurers by written capacity

10% 9% 34% 37% 10%

Region by no. of reinsurers

Asia Bermuda Europe UK US

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Experience

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National al Pools in catas astrophe reinsuran ance

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History

 The devastating Earthquakes in Marmara region in1999  Insured loss: around USD 800 million  Economic loss: over USD 10 billion  Low insurance penetration (especially for residential risks)  Burden on public budget  Decree law – compulsory earthquake insurance

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Legal al & finan ancial base

 Financed by Marmara Earthquake Emergency Reconstruction Project  co-financed by  Turkish Government  World Bank  European Bank for Reconstruction and Development  Decree law no 587 – compulsory earthquake insurance as of 27th September 2000.  Eureko Sigorta is tendered for the following 5 years till August, 2020  As from 18th August 2012 new 6305 Catastrophe Insurance Law HOUSEHOLDERS

RISK MANAGEMENT BEHAVIOUR

DASK

TREASURY MANAGEMENT COMPANY

INSURERS

SALES OPERATION RISK MANAGEMENT SUPPORT

AUTHORITIES

LEGAL FRAMEWORK, SUPERVISION, ESTABLISHING CHECK POINTS, DISASTER MANAGEMENT

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Singular arity & Simplicity

Property Line Peril Earthquake

Single

Risk Residential buildings Provider DASK

Singularity Product concept

Simple

Understanding Only earthquake Acces Pricing 3 pricing factors Click product Just call 125 Few information requirements All Channels

Product features Simplicity

Post-sales

SIMPLE TARIFF

₋ Earthquake Zone ₋ Construction Type ₋ M² of apartment

SCOPE OF COVER

Only Earthquake and following ₋ Fires ₋ Explosions ₋ Landslides ₋ Tsunami

INSURABLE PROPERTY

₋ Only Building ₋ No contents ₋ No BI

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In Brief

INCREASED PUBLIC AWARNESS SUSTAINED LOW PRICES IMPROVED PENETRATION STRONG RESERVES

LESS THAN

US$ 33

ANNUAL PREMIUM OVER

90%

OVER

US$

FROM

4% TO 48% 1.6BILLION

BRAND AND PRODUCT RECOGNITION

RELEASE ON NATIONAL BUDGET EFFECTIVE PUBLIC-PRIVATE- PARTNERHIP STRUCTURE LOW OPERATIONAL COST MARKET DEVELOPER

2NDLOB

LESS THAN

2%

HAS BECOME

A GLOBAL ROLE MODEL 8.4

MILLION

7 .2

MILLION

US$ 4.5BILLION

CLAIM PAYMENT CAPACITY

EARTHQUAKE

POLICIES

HOMEOWNER

The maximum sum insured is EUR 25,400 in 2018

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Growth

2,428 2,128 2,022 2,090 2,417 2,555 2,618 2,844 3,435 3,316 3,725 4,786 6,029 6,808 7,231 7,628 8,284 8,400

  • 1,000

2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

.000

HOMEOWNERS DASK

1% CAGR 7,5% CAGR

15% CAGR

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Reinsuran ance Snap apshot

 Gross reinsurance premium Since inception TCIP has paid more than EUR 750 million in gross adjusted premiums to reinsurers  Loss information No losses to the reinsurance program since inception The most recent major earthquake, in October, 2011, caused EUR 15 million of loss to TCIP, significantly below the attachment point of the program  Sum insured by TCIP Countrywide Sum Insured by TCIP as of August 2018: more than EUR 93 billion  Modelling High quality and extended exposure data available Earthquake risk in Turkey modelled in RMS

Fund (EUR) Retention (EUR) Reinsurance Capacity (EUR)

3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5

Reinsurance fund and retension

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Reinsuran ance structure 2018

 Rapid growth pushes TCIP to buy additional capacity  Multiple layers program:

  • a. Own retention
  • b. Traditional reinsurance

program covered by top quality reinsurers (Munich Re, Swiss Re, Hannover Re etc.)

  • c. Insurance Linked Securities

Bosphorus Ltd– reinsurance vehicle in Bermuda named

  • d. State – last resort reinsurer

 Great interest for diversifiers  TCIP takes higher portion of the reinsurance capacity in the market

3.00 B EUR 2.00 B EUR 875 M EUR 800 M EUR 750 M EUR 350 M EUR DASK KONSERVASYON 600 M EUR SPREAD LOSS DASK KONSERVASYON DEVLET 10% MUNICH RE SWISS RE

  • 2. DİLİM
  • 1. DİLİM
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Experience

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A solution to provide affordab ability to flood insuran ance

PURPOSE:  to promote and enable the availability and affordability of flood insurance for eligible homes  manage over its lifetime the transition to an affordable market for household flood insurance where prices reflect the risks of flooding

Solution to a long- standing problem A reinsurance / pool solution Authorised by the UK regulators Owned by the insurance industry. Accountable to Parliament Life span

  • f 25

years

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How it works

 Every insurer that offers home insurance in the UK must pay into the Flood Re Scheme. This Levy raises £180m every year that is used to cover the flood risks in home insurance policies  Flood Re works with insurers behind the scenes. When someone buys home insurance cover, the insurer can choose to pass the flood risk element of the policy to Flood Re for a fixed price (based on home’s council tax band + a fixed excess of £250)  If there is a valid claim for flooding, the insurer will pay the claim. Later on, Flood Re will reimburse that insurer from the Flood Re fund  In short, clients buy home insurance in the usual

  • way. Flood Re cover the flood risk and that helps to

keep premiums down

No Government intervention, only market facilitation

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The Flood Re Solution

Memorandum of Understanding of July 2013 between the UK Government and the members of the Association

  • f British Insurers.

A Flood Insurance Obligation providing insurance quotas for individual insurers Direct subsidising of insurance premiums insurers

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How it works

HIGH FLOOD RISK HOMES FLOOD PREMIUMS (SET BY INSURERS) FLOOD CLAIMS (NET OF EXCESS) INDUSTRY LEVY 1 INDUSTRY LEVY 2 CAPPED INWARDS REINSURANCE PREMIUM FLOOD CLAIMS (NET OF DEDUCTIBLE)

INSURERS

A

For each policy to be ceded to Flood Re: Ceded risk premium charged to insurers at a fixed price according to council tax bands

B

All insurers writing UK household business: Levy 1 of £180m p.a. Capacity to call a second Levy from UK household insurers if required Insurers set retail prices – NOT Flood Re

FUNDING

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How it works

Insured in the name of individuals, on individual basis Held for residential use - Occupied by policy holder or immediate family some of the time or unoccupied Most have a Council tax band (All Council Tax bands covered) Homes built on or after 01 January 2009 Small business (business rated) Buildings cover for leasehold premises 4 or more units

SCOPE OUT OF SCOPE KEY ELEMENTS OF FINANCIAL ARCHITECTURE:

Levy 1 and Levy 2 Premiums and premium thresholds Liability limit – the losses Flood Re will insure up to - £2.1bn Loss limit - £100m – to protect Government and industry 5 yearly review

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Reinsuran ance

Flood Re has successfully secured a £2.1 billion multi-year reinsurance programme The three year programme is one of the five largest ‘natural peril’ reinsurance deals struck globally and the second biggest in Europe Currently working with 37 reinsurer groups Two thirds of the reinsurer panel is rated S&P AA- or better = excellent result (based on S&P)

REINSURANCE PROGRAMME – what was achieved

OVERALL EXPOSURE

£2.1bn £0bn 100%

Annual Aggregate Limit: £2.1bn (for 100%)

QUOTA SHARE Placed for 50% AGGREGATE XOL Placed for 50%

Retention: Y1: £200m Y2: £275m Y3: £350m Y1: £1.9bn xs 200m Y2: £1.825bn xs £275m Y3: £1.75bn xs £350m = Flood Re retention = Reinsurance

Legend:

£0.5m retention per risk £9.5m xs £0.5m

RISK XL STOP LOSS

Retention: £100m £100m xs £100m

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Experience

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National al Pools in catas astrophe reinsuran ance

 Availability  Affordability  Reliable  Simple to understand

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THANK YOU!

Oleg Doronceanu Director, , XPRIM IMM International

  • leg.d

.doronceanu@xprimm.c .com