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Aviation risk, measured.

ALEX™ · Aviation claims intelligence

Better underwriting begins with better information. ALEX™ connects the claims on record with the aircraft, the operators and the owners behind every US turbine risk, so more of the history is on the desk before the quote.

The submission is only part of the story.

01

The aircraft changes hands

A registration changes, and a loss recorded under the last one does not follow the aircraft onto the next submission.

02

The operator changes names

Owners become new companies and operators move between certificates, and the history stays under the old name.

03

The claims sit somewhere else

The loss history behind a risk is spread across other names, other years and other files.

ALEX™ brings all of it to the same desk as the submission.

ALEX™

What changes at the desk.

UnderwritingFuller history on every account: the aircraft, the people behind it and the losses on record, under every name they have used.
Pricing and selectionMore informed selection and pricing, with the loss context the submission leaves out.
Actuarial and portfolioBetter inputs for actuarial work: patterns across aircraft, operators and claims over time, across a book.

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The people behind the record.

  • Andrew Bowman
    Andrew BowmanPrincipal · Aviation
  • Andrew Baker
    Andrew BakerPrincipal · Technology
  • Matt Benningfield
    Matt BenningfieldPartner · Modeling

Our People

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StratoData works with aviation insurers and reinsurers on the claims intelligence behind underwriting. If that is relevant to your desk, get in touch.