Market Focused Project Coverage

Yes, you may share the insurability assessment with prospective investors or banks, provided it is presented accurately and in the appropriate context. The assessment is designed to support funding conversations by offering a clear, preliminary view of how the project aligns with insurance requirements. This can help address investor or lender questions early, reducing the need to seek additional insurance information during due diligence and allowing insurance to facilitate rather than delay capital deployment.

However, the assessment must not be presented as a guarantee of coverage, an offer of insurance, or a binding quote. All references to Artio’s insurance products must be factual, balanced, and consistent with relevant regulatory guidance.

We are not an NGO, and we do not pretend to be. We built Artio to solve a hard, commercial problem: getting capital into carbon projects when it is needed most, on day one.

By helping de-risk projects early, we unlock funding that might not otherwise flow. When those projects secure capital and insurance, we earn premium. It is a rare win-win where more projects get financed, climate impact scales, and our business grows with it.

Yes. All information shared with Artio during the assessment process is treated as strictly confidential and will not be disclosed without your consent, unless required by law.

This insurability assessment is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer of insurance, a guarantee of coverage, or a binding quote. It reflects Artio’s preliminary view of a project’s insurability based on the information provided, and should not be interpreted as a confirmation of eligibility or a commitment to insure.

Our innovative risk model can provide a full insurability assessment in as little as 5 days*.

*This is subject to complexity of project and provision of all required information

Our insurance partners are global leaders in insurance and will often have already been approved by internal insurance teams for project finance lenders.

Tokio Marine HCC is a global specialty insurance group known for its expertise in niche and high-risk markets, holding an AA- Fitch rating and reporting annual premiums of over $7 billion.

Markel Corporation, a diversified specialty insurer covering industries like marine, aviation, and cyber, has an A+ Fitch rating with annual premiums exceeding $8 billion.

Apollo Syndicate Management, a Lloyd’s managing agent providing flexible underwriting solutions across multiple lines, operates under Lloyd’s market ratings, including an AA- Fitch rating.

Artio™ Risk Model has been created specifically to understand all the risks carbon projects face when it comes to delivery risk from day one.

Built with market specific knowledge over years of assessing quality, geospatial analysis and bringing in a wider understanding of project finance alongside wider risk modelling we use the model to power our insurance and look forward to what is realistically achievable in terms of projected delivery.

If your project is assessed as not insurable, Artio will provide specific feedback on the issues identified and suggestions for how risk may be reduced to support future insurability.