Non-Life Subsidence Risk Grouping Simplification

Calculate the Subsidence Grouped Sum Insured instantly.

Group	Sum Insured	Highest Risk Weight	Weighted Sum Insured
Subsidence Group 1	Subsidence group 1 sum insured€	Subsidence group 1 risk weight%	€0(0.50%)
Subsidence Group 2	Subsidence group 2 sum insured€	Subsidence group 2 risk weight%	€0(0.00%)
Subsidence Group 3	Subsidence group 3 sum insured€	Subsidence group 3 risk weight%	€0(0.00%)
Subsidence Group 4	Subsidence group 4 sum insured€	Subsidence group 4 risk weight%	€0(0.00%)
Subsidence Group 5	Subsidence group 5 sum insured€	Subsidence group 5 risk weight%	€0(0.00%)
Subsidence Group 6	Subsidence group 6 sum insured€	Subsidence group 6 risk weight%	€0(0.00%)
Subsidence Group 7	Subsidence group 7 sum insured€	Subsidence group 7 risk weight%	€0(0.00%)
Subsidence Group 8	Subsidence group 8 sum insured€	Subsidence group 8 risk weight%	€0(0.00%)
Subsidence Group 9	Subsidence group 9 sum insured€	Subsidence group 9 risk weight%	€0(0.00%)
Subsidence Group 10	Subsidence group 10 sum insured€	Subsidence group 10 risk weight%	€0(0.00%)

Subsidence Grouped Sum Insured

€6 000

1Step 1

Weight each subsidence group by the highest risk weight in that group

Weighted_i=SumInsured_i\times RiskWeight_i

2Step 2

Sum weighted groups to produce the grouped sum insured simplification

GroupedSI=\sum_i Weighted_i

Understand the Non-Life Subsidence Risk Grouping Simplification

Overview

Article 90b permits grouped natural catastrophe exposure data where the highest applicable risk weight is retained for each group.^[1]

Input Terms

Subsidence Group Sum Insured: The sum insured for each subsidence exposure group used in the Article 90b natural catastrophe simplification.^[1]^[2]
Subsidence Group Highest Risk Weight: The highest applicable subsidence risk weight assigned to the exposure group.^[1]^[2]

Technical Rationale

For subsidence, the grouped exposure remains Article 125-compliant only when each group retains the highest applicable subsidence-zone weight.^[2]

Important Notes

Grouping condition: The simplification should not understate subsidence exposure by combining zones with different risk weights unless the Article 90b highest-risk-weight rule is preserved.^[1]

Sources

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