European Insurance Risk Observatory
A clearer view.
A little closer
to the source.
European insurance is complex.
Finding your way through it
shouldn’t be.
I’m building a thoughtful place to explore insurers, understand the numbers and follow the evidence. Made for curious minds, with clarity at every step.
Be here from the beginningA small step, then you’re home
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Your email,
looked after.
This waitlist is managed by Alexander Zaboev, who builds EIRO. Questions or a request to access, correct or delete your information? Email Alex.
What you’re signing up for
With your consent, I use your email address to confirm your request, share occasional EIRO product updates and send news about access. Confirming your address helps me check that the request really came from you. I record the consent wording version and request and confirmation times.
Who helps deliver it
Cloudflare hosts the page and waitlist and provides abuse prevention. Resend delivers the confirmation email. These providers may process information outside your country under their applicable data protection arrangements. I do not sell your email or use advertising trackers.
How long it stays
Unconfirmed requests are removed seven days after the request. Confirmed entries are removed 365 days after confirmation, unless you remove your email sooner. You can join again after removal. Abuse prevention stores a short-lived keyed identifier instead of your IP address in the waitlist database; it expires after an hour.
You’re in control
Use the removal link in your email or contact Alex at any time. Withdrawing consent does not affect earlier lawful processing. You may also complain to your local data protection authority. Service providers may retain delivery and security records under their own retention policies.
← Back to the invitationFind your starting point.
A simpler route through insurers, disclosures and the questions that matter to you.
Understand what you see.
Plain-language context, with the technical detail close at hand.
Keep the source in sight.
A clear distinction between reported information, calculations and research.