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One AI model fails. Ten thousand policies claim at once.

That is the AI catastrophe the London market has no way to model, because nobody knows which insured runs which AI. sebbi.pro does. Every company's AI model is sealed into our chain the day it goes live, witnessed by independent chains and timestamped in Bitcoin. So for the first time a syndicate can see its AI accumulation, run the disaster, and write cover that settles on an index instead of in court.

For syndicates   Live AI Event Index

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sealed AI loss records

Six instruments. One record nobody can rewrite.

1 · AI Accumulation Map

Your book by AI provider, model and version: share of book, limits exposed, how much is guarded by a kill switch, a concentration index and single-point-of-failure flags. Read from sealed records, not a questionnaire.

2 · AI Disaster Scenarios

"This model drifts for 72 hours." See every policy hit, the estimated gross loss, and exactly how much kill switches save, from each company's own measured containment time. Sealed, ready for your scenario file.

3 · The AI Event Index

An hourly, sealed index per AI model family: the share of covered companies whose kill switches fired. Define a parametric trigger once; its terms are sealed forever and it settles on the print. Built for ILS funds, cat bonds and parametric cover.

4 · Sealed Bordereaux

Coverholders and MGAs seal every risk at the moment of binding. Server time, so nothing can be backdated, and binds after inception are flagged for ever. Monthly bordereau with a Merkle root and a CSV for the managing agent.

5 · The AI Loss Dataset

The loss data the market says it lacks: sealed AI incidents by sector, country, class, AI provider, cause, loss band and contract terms, as rates per 100 insured-years. Nobody is ever identified.

6 · Broker Risk Pack

One sealed file for the submission: live insurability level and history, AI in force, kill-switch record, human oversight, record integrity, losses and bound lines. One link, checkable by anyone.

The whole market, right now

Every company on sebbi.pro, by AI model family. Families with fewer than 5 companies stay hidden. Concentration: not enough data yet.

Run the disaster

Runs on the whole market. Connect your company below and it runs on your own book, policy by policy.

For syndicates, managing agents and carriers

Free, and yours in minutes

Connect once with a domain proof through the Insurer Feed. The same secret opens your accumulation map, book scenarios, sealed triggers, your coverholders' bordereaux and risk packs on any policyholder who shares with you.

Price the tail

Concentration by model, version and sector tells you where one failure becomes a catastrophe. The scenario tells you what it costs, and what kill switches save.

Settle on the index

Parametric cover needs a trigger no party can bend. Ours is sealed hourly, witnessed by independent chains and timestamped in Bitcoin. Neither the insured, nor you, nor we can rewrite it.

No secret yet? Get one on the Insurer Feed: host one line on your domain and you're connected. Kept only in this browser.

For companies running AI, MGAs, coverholders and brokers

No key? Connect in a minute. Market profile and loss records are free. Risk packs, sealed binds, bordereaux and triggers: 7 days free, then 50p per device per month.

For machines

Everything has an API. Spec: https://sebbi.pro/.well-known/london-market.json. AI agents use the MCP tools sebbi_market_accumulation, sebbi_ai_event_index, sebbi_ai_disaster_scenario, sebbi_risk_pack and sebbi_seal_bind at https://sebbi.pro/mcp.

sebbi.pro supplies the evidence and the index. Syndicates set price, terms and settlement under their own wordings. Independent of Lloyd's.

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