Industrial
Industrial portfolios need property capacity and clean structure.
Warehouses and logistics buildings concentrate large values, often in catastrophe-exposed markets. Getting enough capacity at a sensible price usually means building the program in layers.
What owners are up against
The problems I see most.
Large, concentrated values
Big-box and distribution buildings can exceed what a single carrier will write.
CAT exposure
Wind, hail, flood and earthquake terms and deductibles can make or break the budget.
Tenant operations
What tenants store and do inside the building changes the risk, and the lease has to reflect it.
How I approach it
What a industrial program with me looks like.
- Layered and quota-share property programs combining domestic and London capacity
- CAT deductible and sublimit modeling so you know what a bad year costs
- Liability and umbrella structured across the whole portfolio
- Lease and tenant insurance requirements reviewed alongside the program
Let's look at your industrial program.
Tell me about your portfolio. I'll tell you honestly whether there's a better structure, a better price, or neither.
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