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Our market
Actuarial expertise built around non‑life reinsurance
Reinsurance balance sheets behave differently from direct insurance. Our reviews are designed around those differences rather than adapted from a direct‑insurer template.
Why reinsurance needs a specialist view
Reporting delays
Claims reach a reinsurer through cedants and brokers, often months later, so projections lean more heavily on judgement and benchmarks.
Cedant‑supplied data
Bordereaux and cedant statements vary in quality and granularity, and data validation matters more than usual.
Catastrophe and large losses
Results can be driven by a handful of events, which affects both reserving and the catastrophe element of the SCR.
Premium provisions
Bound‑but‑not‑incepted contracts and estimated premium income make premium provisions material and assumption‑heavy.
Currency
Multi‑currency portfolios require care in projection, discounting and the currency risk element of market risk.
Branch reporting
UK branches of overseas groups face their own reporting requirements alongside group and home‑state needs.
Who we work with
Reinsurers
Non‑life reinsurers writing property, casualty and specialty business.
UK branches
UK branches of international reinsurance groups.
Auditors
Audit teams needing actuarial expertise on reinsurance balance sheets.
Boards
Directors and audit committee members seeking independent assurance.
Contact
Tell us about your requirement
Share a few details and we will come back to you, usually within two working days, to arrange a short introductory call.
All enquiries are handled by Gleneagle Capital Limited.
- Specialism
- Non‑life reinsurance · Solvency II & Solvency UK
- Delivery
- Online — UK and international