Scope and Purpose of RDRS

The Risk Data Reporting Standards (RDRS) define how insurance- and asset-related risk data is captured, structured, normalized, validated, and reported within the platform.

RDRS establishes a consistent framework for transforming documentation-backed insurance data into standardized metrics suitable for analysis, aggregation, and market-facing use.

Objectives

RDRS ensures that all reported data and derived metrics are:

• Consistent — Uniform across assets, geographies, products, and reporting periods
• Transparent — Clear with respect to methodology, assumptions, and limitations
• Comparable — Aligned across carriers, brokers, coverage types, and policy structures
• Fit for purpose — Suitable for both internal risk analysis and external market use

Scope

These standards apply to:

• All system-generated metrics derived from captured data
• All indices, comparative tables, and aggregated outputs displayed in or exported from the Market Terminal