Calculate accumulation marginal impact

Calculates the marginal impact of an account-level accumulation analysis on a portfolio-level accumulation analysis.

An accumulation is an area of concentrated exposure. Accumulations analyses calculate exposed limit, which is the maximum possible loss to an insurer or reinsurer from a single deterministic event. This operation enables underwriters to evaluate the impact of adding or removing an account to a portfolio to see if the change causes the accumulation to exceed the risk threshold.

Marginal impact of accumulation analyses can be performed for all single event accumulation types (hazard, event response, geopolitical). Marginal impact analysis is not possible for multi-event accumulations.

The analysisId path parameter specifies a portfolio-level accumulation analysis. This analysis identifies the current loss profile and serves as the reference analysis. The marginalImpactAnalysisId body specifies an account-level accumulation analysis, which identifies projected losses due to a single account. The operation calculates a marginal impact analysis and returns the difference.

If successful, returns 202 Accepted HTTP response and initiates an ACCUMULATION_MARGINAL_IMPACT job. Use the Get Marginal Impact Accumulations by Geography operation to retrieve event-specific loss metrics from the accumulation marginal impact analysis segmented geography (admin1, admin2, country).

Headers
uuid
required
Defaults to xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

ID of resource group. To learn more, see Resource Groups

string

If specified, request is idempotent. See Idempotent Requests

Path Params
int64
required
≥ 1

ID of reference (portfolio-level) accumulation analysis result.

Body Params
int32
required

ID of account-level accumulation analysis to evaluate against the reference analysis.

currency
object
string
required

Name of accumulation marginal impact job.

string

Name of resulting analysis.

tagIds
array of int32s

List of tags to apply to the resulting analysis.

tagIds
financialPerspectives
array of strings

Financial perspectives to calculate. See Financial Perspectives.

financialPerspectives
Responses

Language
Credentials
URL
LoadingLoading…
Response
Choose an example:
*/*
application/json