This webinar provides a practical and timely insight into insurance reinstatement valuations, why they matter, and how inaccuracies can materially impact insureds, brokers and insurers at the point of loss.
Drawing on real-world case studies across Asia Pacific, the session explores how replacement cost values are determined, common valuation methodologies, and the consequences of underinsurance, average clause application and misaligned construction assumptions.
Attendees will gain a clear understanding of best-practice reinstatement valuation cadence, how valuations support risk management, underwriting and claims outcomes, and how emerging digital valuation platforms, automation and geospatial mapping are transforming how insurers and insureds identify, manage and mitigate asset risk across complex portfolios.
Key Takeaways:
- Why accurate reinstatement values matter more than ever
Learn how inflation, supply chain volatility and contractor availability are widening the gap between insured values and true replacement cost and how this directly affects claims outcomes, EML analysis and underwriting confidence.
- What good looks like in an insurance valuation
Understand the differences between direct, indirect and benchmarking approaches, when each is appropriate, and how valuation detail (by asset and by area) can materially change loss outcomes and policy response.
- How digitalisation is reshaping insurance valuations
Explore how automated valuation platforms, satellite imagery, valuation mapping and APIs are enabling faster portfolio insights, better risk prioritisation and more frequent, cost-effective valuation updates.
Speakers
Masha Lewis, Managing Director and Asia Pacific Leader, Kroll