Abstract: Proposed is a digital system and robust expert method for accuracy-enhanced expert forecasting based on a digital audit-linked best-estimation framework, wherein the audit-based best-estimation framework comprises two or more execution member executing at least the steps of (i) determining a forecasted value for a definable future time window benchmarking the audit-based best-estimation framework to a starting point value based on one or more historical databases, (ii) determining a 90% confidence interval range for the determined starting point value by a lower bund value and an upper bond value of the interval range, wherein the starting point value is part of the confidence interval value range, and wherein an actually measured value of the forecasted value in the future time window is forecasted to measurably deviate with a 90% probability within the 90% confidence interval range, and (iii) selecting one or more possible scenarios each having a definable probability distribution and applying a sensitivity

Abstract: Proposed is an operationally independent clash loss event triggering risk transfer system and a method for risk sharing for a variable number of risk exposure components through the provision of independent risk protection for the risk exposure components by means of a risk transfer structure implemented by circuitry, which captures risk transfers of the exposure to multiple retentions of the components that may occur when two or more of the associated risk exposure components suffer a loss from the occurrence of the same risk event. The system triggers clash loss events simultaneously impacting various layers an/or segments of the risk transfer structure. Furthermore, an event-driven switching device may be deployed for the complementary switching of two coupled, autonomously operated resource-pooling systems, where the operation of the systems remains stable under particularly large losses triggered by the same measurement of a risk event.

Abstract: Proposed are a system and a method for a dynamically triggered risk-transfer system based on an automatically steered, floating recoverable basis. The system triggers coupled first and second insurance systems providing self-sufficient risk protection for a variable number of defined risk exposure components. In the case of the occurrence of one of the defined risk events, the occurred loss is automatically covered by the first insurance system.

Abstract: A system for providing a dynamically morphing, self-sufficient risk protection structure, the system including: risk exposure components that are connected to a first insurance system of the system and that transfer risk exposure associated with an occurrence of defined risk events from the risk exposure components to the first insurance system based on equitable, mutually aligned first risk transfer parameters and correlated aligned first payment transfer parameters, and the first insurance system that is connected to a second insurance system of the system and that transfers risk exposure associated with the occurrence of the defined risk events from the first insurance system to the second insurance system based on equitable, mutually aligned second risk transfer parameters and correlated aligned second payment transfer parameters.

Abstract: Proposed is an operationally independent clash loss event triggering risk transfer system and a method for risk sharing for a variable number of risk exposure components through the provision of independent risk protection for the risk exposure components by means of a risk transfer structure implemented by circuitry, which captures risk transfers of the exposure to multiple retentions of the components that may occur when two or more of the associated risk exposure components suffer a loss from the occurrence of the same risk event. The system triggers clash loss events simultaneously impacting various layers an/or segments of the risk transfer structure. Furthermore, an event-driven switching device may be deployed for the complementary switching of two coupled, autonomously operated resource-pooling systems, where the operation of the systems remains stable under particularly large losses triggered by the same measurement of a risk event.

Abstract: Proposed are a system and a method for a dynamically triggered risk-transfer system based on an automatically steered, floating recoverable basis. The system triggers coupled first and second insurance systems providing self-sufficient risk protection for a variable number of defined risk exposure components. In the case of the occurrence of one of the defined risk events, the occurred loss is automatically covered by the first insurance system.

Abstract: A system for providing a dynamically morphing, self-sufficient risk protection structure, the system including: risk exposure components that are connected to a first insurance system of the system and that transfer risk exposure associated with an occurrence of defined risk events from the risk exposure components to the first insurance system based on equitable, mutually aligned first risk transfer parameters and correlated aligned first payment transfer parameters, and the first insurance system that is connected to a second insurance system of the system and that transfers risk exposure associated with the occurrence of the defined risk events from the first insurance system to the second insurance system based on equitable, mutually aligned second risk transfer parameters and correlated aligned second payment transfer parameters.