Trusted by cedants across the Global South
Energy & Infrastructure
Providing specialized capacity for the complex risks powering the next generation of global development.
- $2.5T
- Annual Infrastructure Investment Need
- 40+
- Target Emerging Markets
- 12–15%
- Renewable Energy Regional Growth
- High-Limit
- Capacity Support for Large TPV
Our Approach
A better way to manage underwriting volatility
For primary insurers, energy and infrastructure portfolios are characterized by extreme concentration of value and long-tail liabilities. We provide the capital depth required to back large-scale utility projects, refineries, and transport networks, ensuring that a single industrial accident or construction delay does not destabilize a cedant's balance sheet.
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Construction & Engineering (CAR/EAR)
- We offer robust capacity for "Project Life" risks, including testing and commissioning phases. Our treaties help insurers manage the complex "Delay in Start-Up" (DSU) triggers associated with large infrastructure builds.
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Renewable & Traditional Energy
- From solar parks and wind farms to traditional thermal and hydro-power plants, we provide the risk-transfer layers necessary for both the construction and operational phases of the energy lifecycle.
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Operational Power & Utilities
- We specialize in treaties that cover the operational risks of transmission networks and utility providers, protecting against mechanical breakdown and physical damage to critical national assets.
Always in the Loop
Intelligence that keeps cedants ahead.
Our partners receive continuous analytical support — turning raw risk data into precise underwriting decisions.
Project Progress Monitoring
- Our partners receive access to satellite-based surveillance of construction sites, providing an independent view of project milestones and potential "Force Majeure" events.
Accumulation Risk Analytics
- We provide deep-dive analytics on the geographic clustering of energy assets to help our cedants avoid over-exposure to specific seismic zones or coastal storm surges.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
- How does Treaty Reinsurance improve capital efficiency?
- By offloading the high-limit physical damage and liability risks associated with multi-billion dollar projects, we reduce the solvency pressure on primary insurers, allowing them to participate in national-scale tenders.
- What is the typical duration of a treaty arrangement?
- While operational treaties are typically annual, our engineering treaties are structured to align with the "Period of Construction," often spanning several years with a specific "Maintenance Period" extension.
- How are claims handled within this Line of Business?
- As a reinsurer, we follow the settlements of the primary insurer ("Follow the Fortunes"). For major energy losses, we offer immediate technical support and prompt cash-call facilities to ensure the cedant can facilitate rapid repairs to critical infrastructure.
- Do you offer tailored wording for specific regulatory zones?
- Yes. We specialize in drafting wording that aligns with Munich Re/London Market standard clauses while tailoring them for the specific regulatory and local law requirements of Global South jurisdictions.
- How do you support cedants with technical data?
- We provide regular RST based reports and infrared thermography analysis. These reports help our cedants monitor thermal patterns in power plants or detect early-stage structural stress in infrastructure projects.
- Can you assist with "Cession Management" for large projects?
- Absolutely. We provide the actuarial and administrative framework to manage complex "fac-on-treaty" structures, ensuring that the limits assigned to massive infrastructure projects are accurately tracked and reinsured.
- How is accumulation risk managed for energy hubs?
- We use spatial analytics to monitor the concentration of value in industrial clusters or energy corridors. This allows us to advise cedants on portfolio balancing to avoid excessive loss from a single regional event.
- What is the role of the reinsurer in technical risk surveys?
- While the primary insurer manages the ground-level engineering survey, we provide a layer of peer-review from specialized international energy adjusters to ensure that the risk quality and PML align with treaty capacities.
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