Abstract: Proposed is an adaptive, layered, automated risk-transfer system and method thereof, with a self-optimizing, increased leveraged capacity and enhanced drop-down cover structure with a plurality of adjustable risk-transfer layers. If a triggered risk-event is assignable to either of the top risk-transfer layer or the bottom risk-transfer layer of the drop-down cover structure, a shared exhaustion factor is generated based on the assigned risk-transfer layer and based on a cover of the loss associated with the triggered risk event. The shared exhaustion factor is applied mutually to both layers by the system eroding both layers by the same exhaustion factor. The top layer and the bottom layer are reinstatable by a corresponding generated normalized reinstatement parameter values normalized over both layers and based on a thus provided shared limit and the erosion of the top layer and the bottom layer.

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: 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.