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Technical Rating Models and Airline Risk Differentiators Dan Boultwood 9 th December 2009

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Technical Rating Models and Airline Risk Differentiators. Dan Boultwood 9 th December 2009. Background; Current Climate. Financial markets and world recession – airline crisis Insurers capital cost and return on equity Airline Losses – rating cycle – market capacity. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Technical Rating Models and Airline Risk Differentiators

Technical Rating Models and Airline Risk DifferentiatorsDan Boultwood9th December 2009

Page 2: Technical Rating Models and Airline Risk Differentiators

European Operations

• Financial markets and world recession – airline crisis

• Insurers capital cost and return on equity

• Airline Losses – rating cycle – market capacity

Background; Current Climate

Page 2Technical Pricing / Pricing Model – Dan Boultwood/08 Dec 09

Page 3: Technical Rating Models and Airline Risk Differentiators

European Operations

• Net airline premium income greater than operational costs and claims incurred

• Attritionals losses (below $10million) / large losses ($10-$250 million) / catastrophe losses (greater than $250million)

• Technical models aiming to calculate the expected claims for the year

• Expected claims Vs technical target premium

What are Insurers trying to achieve?

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Page 4: Technical Rating Models and Airline Risk Differentiators

European Operations

• Underwriters are for intuitive pricing based upon personal experience

• Actuaries are for technical premium based upon historical data

Underwriters Confidence in• expected loss ratio

Actuarial

• Net result of Premium + Investment Return on equityOperational expenses and loses

Actuaries and Underwriters

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European Operations

• Each airlines historical loss experience for an expected loss cost

• The industry loss experience (Global) since 1999

• Key metrics assume that the past is a reasonable guide to the future

• Data adjusted for inflation, loss development, changes in exposure

• 95% comfort in historical data

Experience Rating – I.T. + Actuarial

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Page 6: Technical Rating Models and Airline Risk Differentiators

European Operations

• Selecting base rates

• Peer grouping

• Risk profile – Aircraft Type

Make and model, age, registration, seating capacity, values– Operations

Passenger or cargo – domestic or International – passenger mix – load factors– Departures

Route network – charter or scheduled – ACMI– Additional exposures

Maintenance, ground handling, refuelling, catering, other services

Exposure Rating - Human Experience Evaluation

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European Operations

Airline Differentiating Risk Factors – Soft Factors

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European Operations

Safety Equipment

Page 8Airline Underwriting – Dan Boultwood & Adam Spicer/11 June 2009

Page 9: Technical Rating Models and Airline Risk Differentiators

European Operations

• TCAS - Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance System

• EGPWS – Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System

• FADEC – Full Authority Digital Engine Control

• ACARS - Aircraft Communication Address Reporting System

• Wind Shear Altering and Detecting Systems

• QAR – Quick Access Recorders

Safety Equipment

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European Operations

• FOQA - Flight Operations Quality Assurance Program / Flight Data Monitoring

• LOFT - Line Orientated Flight Training

• EFB - Electronic Flight Bags

• ALAR -Approach Landing Accident Reduction /Stabilized Approach Monitors

• LOSA - Line Operated Safety Audit

Safety Management Systems

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European Operations

• SMS system

• Human factors

• Voluntary reporting system

• Crew

• Cockpit Resource management

• Company

Safety Awareness / Culture

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European Operations

• Regulatory bodies – good and bad

• IOSA - IATA operational safety audit - benchmark

• Codeshare partner audits – peer review

Audits / Oversight

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European Operations

• Technical dispatch reliability – statistics and lies!!

• Key management personnel experience

• Major shareholder or financial backers

Other Factors

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European Operations

Qualitative Information - Pilots

Page 14Airline Underwriting – Dan Boultwood & Adam Spicer/11 June 2009

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European Operations

• Flight Crew and Pilots

– Minimum Pilot Requirements

– Training provided and frequency

– Pilot work force

Qualitative Information

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