Geosapiens

Portfolio risk management

Add business without adding hidden concentration.

Connect climate risk exposure at individual properties to the portfolio as a whole. Know where concentration is building and what it means for appetite, capacity, and renewals.

From property to portfolio

See when individual acceptable risks add up to a portfolio problem.

Spot growing concentration across flood, wildfire, hail, and extreme climate perils before it changes the risk profile of your book.

01

Understand what each risk adds to your book.

Aggregate exposure by peril, geography, and book of business to see when the portfolio is moving beyond appetite.

02

Know where concentration needs action.

Identify the regions, segments, and properties contributing most, so teams can refine appetite, adjust capacity, and prioritize renewals where it matters.

03

Understand what the exposure could cost.

Use average annual loss (AAL), probable maximum loss (PML), and exceedance probability (EP) curves to compare potential loss across exposed segments and support portfolio and reinsurance decisions.

Know where your book can grow, and where concentration needs a closer look.

Bring a portfolio sample or exposure question. We'll show where risk is clustering, what is driving it, and what it means for appetite, capacity, and renewal strategy.