HUB Predictive Total Cost of Risk
HUB predictive total cost of risk modeling projects an organization's full risk financing cost as an ongoing capability, not a one-time renewal report. This is designed for organizations entering a market conversation with a current, defensible risk profile rather than an outdated one.
Why It Matters
A renewal-cycle report that stays defensible ahead of the next renewal
When total-cost-of-risk analysis is produced only at renewal, an organization enters every market conversation — traditional placement, captive feasibility, alternative risk transfer — with a stale risk profile instead of a current, defensible one. The organizations that get the best market terms are the ones whose data was current when the conversation started.
HUB's Approach
One current model for every market conversation
HUB's predictive total cost of risk modelling incorporates loss forecasting alongside premium, risk-financing structure and administrative expense to project an organization's full risk cost, maintained as an ongoing capability rather than a renewal-cycle report. This gives organizations a current risk profile to bring to any market conversation, not one rebuilt from scratch each cycle.
Because a captive feasibility study, an alternative risk transfer structure and a traditional renewal all draw on the same underlying total cost of risk picture, HUB maintains one model that serves all three rather than producing a separate analysis for each conversation. This model is fed directly by HUB's risk management information system (RMIS) platform, so it reflects current claims and exposure data rather than a snapshot from the last renewal cycle.


