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722511 — Full-Service Restaurants

Two full-service waterfront restaurants in Broward County with table service, a full bar and a shared commissary kitchen. Thirty-two employees, mostly hourly front-of-house.

Revenue band
$1M - $5M
Employees
32
State
FL
Peer cohort
45 policies

Overall posture

In line with peers

37th percentile on total premium

Peer-expected lines covered

3 of 3

Counting a packaged form as covering its parts

Total annual premium

$45,400

Peer median $52,760 ($7K)

Gaps

0 critical

1 material, 6 advisory

Findings

7 gaps against the peer cohort

Ranked by severity. Each one names the peer statistic it rests on, so the recommendation can be argued with.

0 critical · 1 material · 6 advisory

  1. Material

    Business Owners Policy retention high for the value insured

    Business Owners Policy

    The Business Owners Policy deductible is $25,000 against $1,000,000 of insured value - 2.50% - where peers retain 0.50%.

    Recommendation

    Ask the carrier to quote the peer-median retention alongside the current one. A retention this far above the market is often a leftover from a hard-market renewal that nobody went back to.

    Peer evidence

    Across the 45-policy cohort the median Business Owners Policy deductible is 0.50% of the value insured; yours is 2.50%.

  2. Advisory

    No commercial auto in place

    Commercial Auto

    The program has no Commercial Auto cover.

    Recommendation

    Put Commercial Auto on the renewal agenda. Enough comparable accounts buy it that the decision should be a documented one rather than an omission.

    Peer evidence

    27% of the 45 peers in this cohort carry Commercial Auto.

  3. Advisory

    No crime / fidelity in place

    Crime / Fidelity

    The program has no Crime / Fidelity cover.

    Recommendation

    Put Crime / Fidelity on the renewal agenda. Enough comparable accounts buy it that the decision should be a documented one rather than an omission.

    Peer evidence

    27% of the 45 peers in this cohort carry Crime / Fidelity.

  4. Advisory

    No cyber & privacy liability in place

    Cyber & Privacy Liability

    The program has no Cyber & Privacy Liability cover.

    Recommendation

    Put Cyber & Privacy Liability on the renewal agenda. Enough comparable accounts buy it that the decision should be a documented one rather than an omission.

    Peer evidence

    44% of the 45 peers in this cohort carry Cyber & Privacy Liability.

  5. Advisory

    No employment practices liability in place

    Employment Practices Liability

    The program has no Employment Practices Liability cover.

    Recommendation

    Put Employment Practices Liability on the renewal agenda. Enough comparable accounts buy it that the decision should be a documented one rather than an omission.

    Peer evidence

    40% of the 45 peers in this cohort carry Employment Practices Liability.

  6. Advisory

    No inland marine in place

    Inland Marine

    The program has no Inland Marine cover.

    Recommendation

    Put Inland Marine on the renewal agenda. Enough comparable accounts buy it that the decision should be a documented one rather than an omission.

    Peer evidence

    38% of the 45 peers in this cohort carry Inland Marine.

  7. Advisory

    No umbrella / excess liability in place

    Umbrella / Excess Liability

    The program has no Umbrella / Excess Liability cover.

    Recommendation

    Put Umbrella / Excess Liability on the renewal agenda. Enough comparable accounts buy it that the decision should be a documented one rather than an omission.

    Peer evidence

    40% of the 45 peers in this cohort carry Umbrella / Excess Liability.

Current versus proposed

This program rebuilt at peer-median limits

Every figure below is repriced from the same peer cohort the benchmark used. The comparison runs in both directions: a program carrying too little cover reprices upward, and that is the correct answer.

Modelled figures, not carrier quotes

Modelled by repricing this program at peer-median limits using peer-median premiums from the same cohort. These are modelled figures from a synthetic corpus, not carrier quotes. Nothing here has been submitted to a market.

Current program

$45,400

2 of 2 lines · $2M in limits

0 critical, 1 material

Total annual premium as placed today

Proposed structure

$41,060

2 of 2 lines · $2M in limits

No critical or material gaps remaining

Closes 1 of 1 at peer-median limits

Annual difference

−$4,340

Same lines, same limits

9.6% less than the current program

The same cover for $4,340 less: no line leaves the program and no limit comes down.

Total limits add up each line’s own limit. Coverage lines do not stack in a claim, so this is not one tower of cover.

Each coverage line with the change proposed, its current and proposed limit, its current and proposed annual premium, the difference, and the peer statistic the change rests on.
Coverage lineChangeLimitcurrent to proposedAnnual premiumcurrent to proposedDifference
Business Owners PolicyLower retention$1M$1M$21,600$17,260−$4,340(20%)

Peers in this 45-policy cohort retain a median $5,000 on Business Owners Policy and pay $17,260 at this program's $1,000,000 limit; this program retains $25,000 and pays $21,600.

Retention $25,000 to $5,000

Workers CompensationUnchanged$1M$1M$23,800$23,800$0

This program's $1,000,000 of Workers Compensation is at or above the peer median of $1,000,000, at the 54th percentile of peers who carry it, so it is left as written.

A difference in parentheses is that line as a share of its own current premium. Lines added to the program have no current premium, so they show a dollar figure only.

Every line

Line by line against the cohort

Select a row to see the full peer distribution for that line.

Coverage lines with peer adoption, this account’s limit and premium, and its position in the peer distribution.
Coverage linePeers carryOn programYour limitPeer medianPositionYour premium
76%No$2M
Not carried. Peers: $1M to $5M, median $2M.
58%No$1.75M
Not carried. Peers: $1M to $5M, median $1.75M.
29%Yes$1M$500K
$1M, 67th percentile. Peers: $500K to $2M, median $500K.67th
$21,600
89%Yes$1M$1M
$1M, 54th percentile. Peers: $500K to $2M, median $1M.54th
$23,800
27%No$2M
Not carried. Peers: $550K to $2M, median $2M.
40%No$5M
Not carried. Peers: $1.7M to $5M, median $5M.
44%No$1M
Not carried. Peers: $475K to $2.3M, median $1M.
18%No$1M
Not carried. Peers: $500K to $2M, median $1M.
4%No$1.5M
Not carried. Peers: $1.1M to $1.9M, median $1.5M.
40%No$500K
Not carried. Peers: $250K to $1M, median $500K.
27%No$250K
Not carried. Peers: $55K to $500K, median $250K.
38%No$50K
Not carried. Peers: $40K to $100K, median $50K.

Position shows the p10-p90 peer band with the interquartile range solid and this account’s limit as the dark rule. A percentage in red is a line most peers carry and this account does not.

Position detail

Business Owners Policy

Packaged liability and property cover written for smaller accounts.

In line with peers

Limit against peers

Median $500K
p10 $500Kp90 $2M
This account$1M67th percentile of peers

Premium against peers

Median $14K
p10 $9Kp90 $24K
This account$22K82nd percentile of peers
Peers carrying
29%
Your deductible
$25,000
Peer median deductible
$5,000
Your premium
$21,600

Adoption

What peers buy, and what this program has

Sorted by peer adoption. A tall hollow bar is a line most of the cohort carries and this account does not.

Carried by this accountNot carried

Data provenance

Peer figures come from a synthetic corpus of 11,000 modelled policies. They are not market data: no carrier, filing, bordereau or real policy is represented here. The corpus is generated by a documented model (seed 20260826) that varies adoption, limits, premiums and deductibles by NAICS sector, revenue band and state, weighted toward Florida and the South Atlantic. It is built to be internally coherent and byte-for-byte reproducible so the analysis behaves the way it would on real data - but every peer statistic on this page is modelled. Replace this corpus with bordereau or rating-bureau data before quoting any figure to a client.

Corpus peer-corpus-2026.08-r1 · 11,000 generated policies · seed 20260826 · cohort 722511 / $1M - $5M / FL · n=45 · generated 2026-09-08