Industries
Solutions for Captive Insurers
A captive insures the risks of its parent group. That means focused policy administration, careful reinsurance of large exposures, and the same actuarial, IFRS 17 and regulatory rigour as any insurer — on one platform.
Industry challenges
- Administering the parent group's specific risks
- Reinsuring large or concentrated exposures
- Actuarial reserving and IFRS 17 measurement
- Regulatory and governance reporting
How the platform helps
The platform administers the captive's policies, cedes large exposures through treaty and facultative reinsurance, and produces actuarial, IFRS 17 and regulatory reporting from one data model — giving the parent group clear oversight of retained risk.
Expected outcomes
- Clear view of retained vs ceded exposure
- IFRS 17 and regulatory reporting from live data
- Efficient administration of group risk
Frequently asked questions
Can the platform support a captive insurer's reinsurance?
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Last reviewed: 2026-07-29