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When Is A Valuation Not A Valuation? Understanding The World of Insurance Valuations Dave Clare BSc (Hons), MCIOB, C.Build.E, Cert CII Divisional Operations Manager Surveying Services Underinsurance Facts & Figures 87% of 374,000


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When Is A Valuation Not A Valuation?

Understanding The World of Insurance Valuations

Dave Clare BSc (Hons), MCIOB, C.Build.E, Cert CII Divisional Operations Manager – Surveying Services

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Underinsurance – Facts & Figures

87% of

buildings valued in 2015 were underinsured

£8m?

Premium lost

9 years

  • f surveys and no

improvement

39%

average extent of underinsurance

£374,000

average amount

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What effect does this have on a Claim?

Underinsurance impact

  • Sum insured £11.805M
  • VAR £14M X loss £2.78M = £2.34M

This cost the insured £440,000

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  • Current Sum Insured £510,000
  • Actual Value at Risk following a fire £830,000
  • Underinsured by £320,000 (39%)

This cost the insured £320,000

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Do your clients say this...?

“Isn't market value the same as reinstatement value?” “I wouldn't replace the equipment if it was damaged” “I’ll recover quickly” “It wont happen to me" “A lower sum insured saves me premium”

...therein lies the problem!

“My bank valued it”

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Types of Valuations Out There....

  • Market Valuation
  • Mortgage/Bank Valuation
  • Tax Valuation
  • Probate Valuation
  • Online Valuation
  • Matrimonial Valuation
  • Expert Witness Valuation
  • Retrospective Valuation

AND

Insurance Valuation / Reinstatement Valuation / Reinstement Cost Assessment (RCA)

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Market Value v Insurance Valuation

Location Market Value Reinstatement Value Nottingham £730,000 £620,000 London £1.2m £670,000 Scotland £510,000 £590,000

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Who wins in this scenario?

  • Current Sum Insured £2,000,000
  • Actual Value at Risk following an insurance valuation £4,500,000
  • Underinsured by approximately £2,500,000 (125%)
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Things to Consider – Buildings

Building regulations Asbestos removal Disability Discrimination Act Listed Status Architectural detail Parking Out buildings Labour availability Water treatment Surveyor fees Shape of building Site location Material costs/ availability Building height and basement Demolition Electricity substation Landlord’s fixtures and fittings

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Site Location

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Listed Buildings – Special Features

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Eco Friendly Features Outbuildings

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An external inspection is not enough...

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Expect the unexpected!

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Underwriting Features

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If you’ve not been on TV, you’re not coming in...”

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Tenants Improvements / Contents

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The Insurance Act 2015

CUSTOMER KNOWLEDGE

FAIR PRESENTATION IN A NUTSHELL What MUST be actively disclosed NOT required to be disclosed Knowledge of senior management Knowledge of the insurance team, including brokers Information reasonably revealed by a reasonable search Information held by the insurer and accessible to the underwriter relevant to the risk What an insurer writing this type of risk would reasonably be expected to know Common knowledge

A fair presentation of the risk requires clear and accessible disclosure, without material misrepresentation, of: Every material circumstance which the insured knows/ought to know: Or, failing that, Sufficient information to put a prudent insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries to reveal those material circumstances.

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Top 10 Things to Remember

1. Market value Vs Reinstatement value 2. Site Restriction 3. Internal Features 4. Material/Labour Supply 5. Special Features/ Interests 6. Site Contamination 7. Extent of the Risk 8. Modern Technologies 9. Statutory Regulations

  • 10. The Insurance Act – Don't Guess
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Where To Go For Help...

  • Google Warning!
  • BCIS
  • Insurer
  • QuestGates
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BIBA Valuation Facility Provides

Building Valuations Machinery/Plant and Contents Valuations Business Interruption surveys

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  • Passion. Partnership. Progress.

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Any uestions?

T: 0121 794 3150 M: 07739 879 245 E: alistair.steward@questgates.co.uk W: www.questgates.co.uk T: 01204 869 844 M: 07734 708 430 E: dave.clare@questgates.co.uk W: www.questgates.co.uk

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