Loss & Claims Database
Every space insurance loss. Structured.
The first rigorous historical dataset of space insurance losses — total and partial losses, claim outcomes, and rate movements — compiled from public sources and sold by subscription.
Every fragment of loss history, indexed and scanned.
The market has no memory. We built one.
No Bloomberg for space
Loss history lives in brokers' heads, conference hallways, and scattered press releases. When the people retire, the record retires with them.
Compiled the hard way
We reconstruct each loss event from filings, disclosures, launch records, and press archives, then normalize outcomes, quantum, and rate response into one schema. It is tedious work — which is exactly why it hasn't been done, and why it's defensible.
Queryable, citable, current
Total and partial losses, claim outcomes, litigation flags, and post-loss rate movements — searchable by asset class, orbit, manufacturer, and policy year. Updated as events develop.
Who it's for
For anyone pricing against history.
Underwriters & reinsurers
Benchmark a submission against every comparable loss on record — not the three someone at the desk happens to remember.
Analysts & researchers
Cite a structured source instead of “market sources say.” Track how rates actually responded to loss events across cycles.
ILS investors
Diligence a market you're entering with the loss record it never published.
Subscriptions
License the record.
Annual subscriptions, scoped to how your team uses the data.
Analyst
Single seat
Full query access for one named user.
- Complete loss and claims record
- Rate-movement time series
- Quarterly data notes
Desk
Team license
Shared access for an underwriting, broking, or research team.
- Up to ten named users
- CSV and API export
- Event alerts as losses develop
Enterprise
Custom
Firm-wide access with integration support.
- Unlimited users
- Data-warehouse delivery
- Custom historical research
Underwrite with the whole record.
Request a sample extract and review the schema before you subscribe.