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Automotive and mobility risk financing: separate the exposures, then find specialists
Automotive businesses rarely carry one kind of risk. A fleet operator, a parts manufacturer and a dealer group face different claims, and specialists can only assess retained risk once those exposures are separated.
Fleet, manufacturing and dealer exposures, and the specialists who help automotive businesses finance them.
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- Fleet and mobility operations versus manufacture — Vehicle operations generate auto liability and physical damage claims; making components generates product liability. Keep the two in separate loss histories, because specialists price and reserve them differently.
- Product liability and recall — Federal law requires manufacturers to notify owners and remedy safety defects in recalls overseen by NHTSA. Recall costs and liability claims are separate exposures, and a recall expense is not automatically insurable; ask how any proposal treats each.
- Dealer and service operations — Dealerships combine premises, garage, customer-vehicle and employee exposures at many sites. Site-level loss data, rather than a group total, shows whether a shared retention would be stable.
- Questions for specialists — Ask which automotive segment a firm has worked with, how it separated data across segments, and who prepares the loss projections. Structures such as a group captive can be discussed, but only after the data supports a view on retained risk.
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