See how disruption can spread—and where action can make a differenceHow DominoRisk works
Insurance and reinsurance

See where a single event can accumulate into portfolio loss

Match events to insured locations and trace accumulation through shared infrastructure, suppliers, business interruption, and connected portfolios.

Insurance and reinsurance

Move from an event footprint to an accumulation view

01

Which insured exposures need attention?

Match an evolving event to insured sites, policy locations, business activities, and portfolio concentrations.

02

Where could loss accumulate?

Trace shared infrastructure, supplier dependencies, contingent business interruption, and correlated secondary effects.

03

How should triage change as evidence develops?

Update the event record, footprint, severity interpretation, and priority books as new reporting arrives.

Value to you

What insurance and reinsurance teams receive

A shared event and exposure picture for catastrophe, exposure management, underwriting, claims, and portfolio teams.

Rapid triage

Event-to-exposure matching

A prioritised view of potentially affected locations, books, sectors, and concentrations.

Accumulation

Connected-loss pathways

Scenarios that include direct damage, infrastructure outage, supplier effects, and business interruption.

Ongoing view

Claims and portfolio brief

A maintained interpretation of event development, uncertainty, secondary impacts, and the evidence that could change the view.

Where it helps

From the hazard footprint to connected business interruption

DominoRisk can look beyond where physical damage occurs to identify the businesses and portfolios that depend on affected power, transport, communications, suppliers, and local economic activity.

  • Insured-location exposure
  • Shared-service and supplier dependence
  • Event evolution and secondary loss
DominoRisk

Start with a peril, portfolio, geography, or accumulation question

We can shape a focused workflow around your exposure data, event triage process, and portfolio decision cadence.

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