REINSURANCE · DESK / PROTODESKRDM-03

CLAIMS / LOSS SCENARIO

Claims relevance is not assumed. The task is to test whether RDM-03 could create a credible loss pathway across interruption, equipment, service dependency or policy interaction, and where that pathway would terminate.
OBSERVEDLarge-load / disconnection events
MODELLEDWider system propagation
INFERREDCross-exposure correlation
UNPROVENInsured consequence

GUARD & CREATE

EACH ROW SHOWS A SEPARATE DECISION PATHWAY THROUGH RDM-03: WHAT THIS DESK MAY NEED TO GUARD FROM THE DEPENDENCY, WHAT THE DEPENDENCY COULD HELP IT CREATE, AND WHICH DECISION MAY CHANGE.

#Decision areaGuard from this dependencyCreate with this dependencyDecision question
01LOSS INITIATIONObserved grid and load events do not automatically imply insured loss.A claims pathway can separate the physical event from the first potentially insured consequence.What is the first credible insured loss event in a RDM-03 chain?
02BUSINESS INTERRUPTIONGrid instability may affect operations without producing a covered interruption.A pathway test can identify where interruption becomes plausible and where coverage questions arise.Where could RDM-03 create a business-interruption pathway?
03EQUIPMENT DAMAGEVoltage or system disturbance may not translate into physical damage.Engineering and claims evidence can determine whether equipment-damage scenarios are credible or speculative.What physical conditions would be required for RDM-03 to produce equipment damage?
04SERVICE DEPENDENCYLoss may arise through a dependent service rather than the insured site itself.A service-dependency map could reveal indirect pathways missed by asset-centric analysis.Which dependent services could carry RDM-03 into an insured loss?
05MULTI-POLICY INTERACTIONA single dependency could touch several policy types or insured entities.Mapping policy interaction could reveal aggregation or recovery complexity before a real event.Where could one RDM-03 event engage multiple policies or classes?
06CAUSATIONA complex grid event may create competing causal explanations.A bounded causal chain can identify what evidence would be needed to attribute loss to the dependency.What evidence would be required to establish causation in a RDM-03 loss?
07LOSS AGGREGATIONClaims may emerge across accounts that are not grouped as one event today.A dependency-based event view could reveal where aggregation assumptions need examination.Could RDM-03 create one loss event across accounts currently treated separately?
08CLAIMS LEARNINGIf a related event occurs, conventional claims coding may not preserve the dependency evidence.A small set of targeted fields could turn future claims into evidence for or against RDM-03.What should claims capture now so a future event can test RDM-03 rather than merely describe it?

WHAT LOSS PATHWAYS, BUSINESS-INTERRUPTION CHAINS OR CROSS-POLICY INTERACTIONS WOULD APPEAR IF THE DEPENDENCY PROPAGATED?

This is the governing question for this decision territory. The matrix above decomposes it into the smaller consequences, opportunities and questions that can be tested independently.

CONSEQUENCE REPORT.
OPPORTUNITY REPORT.
OR BOTH.

01 / CONSEQUENCE REPORT

GUARD FROM THIS DEPENDENCY.

THIS DESK RECEIVES: CAUSATION PATHWAYS, EVENT-DEFINITION QUESTIONS, CROSS-POLICY INTERACTIONS, BI CHAINS AND LOSS-AGGREGATION SCENARIOS.

€25KFIXED
02 / OPPORTUNITY REPORT

CREATE WITH THIS DEPENDENCY.

THIS DESK RECEIVES: NEW LOSS-PATHWAY MAPS, CLAIMS SCENARIOS, CROSS-POLICY VIEWS AND RESPONSE CLARITY.

€25KFIXED
03 / BOTH

GUARD + CREATE.

Two complete positions from one dependency and shared evidence base.

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RDM-03 evidence boundary: initiating events observed; wider propagation modelled; correlation inferred; insured consequence unproven. GUARD, CREATE and DECISION QUESTION rows are outside-in decision views, not claims about any institution's actual portfolio, models or internal position.

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