Parametrix Closes $27M Series B to Expand Digital Insurance

Parametrix, a provider of parametric insurance for digital business interruption, has secured $27,000,000 in its latest funding round.

The company specializes in helping companies and reinsurers manage the financial impact of technology downtime, offering coverage for events such as cloud outages, third-party SaaS disruptions, service level agreement breaches, and internal system failures.

This investment reinforces market confidence in Parametrix’s approach to mitigating risks associated with critical digital infrastructure.

The company's offerings include SLA Insurance, which eliminates performance-related cash flow volatility in data center assets.

This coverage mirrors lease SLA terms and triggers payouts when performance thresholds are breached, protecting revenue and strengthening financing terms.

Through its analytics division, Parametrix also provides reinsurers with proprietary exposure models and tools to map accumulation risk and structure effective risk transfer strategies, exemplified by the issuance of Cumulus Re, a parametric catastrophe bond for cloud outages, in partnership with Hannover Re.

Parametrix plans to utilize the newly raised capital to accelerate its product development initiatives, expand its presence in key markets, and scale its operational capabilities to meet increasing demand.

The funding is expected to enable the company to enhance its technology platform and broaden the scope of its parametric insurance solutions.

The investment reflects the growing need for robust insurance products that address the complex and evolving risks within the digital economy.

Looking ahead, Parametrix aims to solidify its position as a leader in making digital systems insurable.

The company intends to continue innovating its solutions to bring greater clarity, speed, and efficiency to risk management across the entire value chain for businesses and the global insurance sector, supporting stable returns and enhanced long-term value for digital assets.