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Insurance

40% of all property claims in the UK are weather related. Losses due to storm, freeze, flood and subsidence cost UK insurers £1 Billion per year. With severe weather events become more frequent, and the value of insured property increasing, losses are set to rise year on year.

WeatherNet can help insurers to better control, manage and mitigate the effect of weather related losses. This can yield dramatic benefits by reducing exposure, cutting overall claims spend, and improving service to policy holders. We can blend raw weather data from our extensive archive with meteorological expertise to assist you in rating, underwriting and event analysis.

WeatherNet provides bespoke validation services which have consistently identified leakage in weather related claims of over 20%. Effective validation can further help cut the cost of claims by maximising the proportion, which can be desk settled. Rapid resolution of claims improves workflow, reduces susceptibility to secondary losses and enhances customer service. Weather data from our exclusive network of urban-based weather stations is often uniquely close to point of damage, is constantly updated, and instantly accessible by postcode.

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Our weather warnings service gives insurers the opportunity to engage catastrophe procedures at an early stage, to alert staff, adjusters and contractors, and to help mitigate the scale of losses.

WeatherNets services are available in isolation, or in harmony with those of our parent company, Cunningham Lindsey, the UK's largest claim and incident management company.

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