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INSURANCE & RISK ADVISORY

Insurance Should Support the Business, Not Complicate It.

UIRB helps organizations evaluate insurance programs, contractual obligations, retained risk, coverage structure, and risk-financing decisions to improve protection, efficiency, and alignment with business objectives.
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What We Review

A strong insurance program should reflect the organization’s actual exposures, contractual obligations, financial capacity, and risk appetite.

Coverage Structure


Policy limits, deductibles, exclusions, endorsements, sublimits, and whether the overall program matches the organization’s real exposures.

Contractual Risk Transfer

Indemnification, insurance requirements, additional-insured provisions, waivers, hold-harmless language, and contractual allocation of risk.

Retention & Risk Financing

Deductibles, self-insured retentions, retained losses, funding approaches, and whether the organization is keeping or transferring risk efficiently.

Program Cost & Efficiency

Premium, fees, broker structure, claims costs, duplicated coverage, unnecessary expense, and opportunities to improve value.

Claims & Loss Experience

Loss patterns, claim frequency and severity, open claims, recurring causes, and how historical losses should influence future program design.

Emerging & Uninsured Risks

New exposures, operational changes, cyber, supply-chain, technology, regulatory, and other risks that may fall outside traditional coverage.

How UIRB Approaches the Program Review

The objective is not simply to identify coverage gaps, but to determine whether the overall risk-financing structure supports the business.

Step 1: Understand the Business


We begin with the organization’s operations, contracts, assets, liabilities, risk appetite, and financial priorities.

Step 2: Evaluate the Existing Program

We review coverage structure, limits, retentions, exclusions, insurer and broker arrangements, claims experience, and program cost.

Step 3: Identify Gaps & Inefficiencies

We identify material coverage gaps, duplicated protection, unnecessary cost, contractual inconsistencies, and risks being retained without clear intent.

Step 4: Recommend the Structure


We develop practical recommendations for coverage, retention, risk financing, contractual transfer, and program improvements aligned with business objectives.

Where UIRB Can Add Value

UIRB can support organizations when insurance and risk decisions become too complex, too expensive, or too disconnected from the realities of the business.

Program Restructuring

When the existing insurance structure no longer fits the organization’s operations, exposures, or financial objectives.

Renewal & Market Strategy

When management needs a clearer approach to insurer engagement, market positioning, coverage priorities, and renewal decision-making.

Cost Reduction & Efficiency

When premium, fees, claims costs, retentions, or duplicated protection are creating unnecessary expense.

Contract & Insurance Alignment

When contractual obligations and insurance arrangements do not match, creating avoidable gaps or unintended risk.


Complex or Emerging Exposures

When new technologies, operations, acquisitions, supply-chain changes, or evolving risks require a fresh assessment of coverage and retention.

Independent Second Opinion

When management, finance, legal, or the board needs an independent review of the current insurance and risk-financing strategy.


Is Your Insurance Program Working for the Business?

UIRB can provide an independent review of your insurance, contractual risk transfer, retained exposures, and risk-financing structure to identify where protection, efficiency, or alignment can be improved.
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