Barbados-based reinsurer Active Capital Reinsurance, Ltd. (Active Re) has successfully completed its global retrocession program, purchasing more comprehensive coverage in terms of scope and geography.
Retrocession programs are used as part of a capital protection strategy designed to maintain balance sheet strength throughout market cycles.
The protection covers Active Re’s in-house underwriting with its selected MGA partners, ensuring depth and diversity of expertise.
The integration will take 18 months to structure and execute. The company’s core structure is now supported by a panel of A-rated specialists and highly rated retrocession companies who have been long-term partners of Active Re, thereby enhancing the stability and credibility of the scheme.
The placement was conducted through a London-based broker with extensive market expertise. As a result, Active Re secured a cost-effective and robust placement on a risk-adjusted basis, balancing full coverage with rigorous economics.
Active Re also reported expanded participation in the cyber risk space in 2025, supported by rigorous accumulation management and portfolio monitoring consistent with the company’s underwriting philosophy.
On the operational side, Active Re accelerates the integration of AI tools into its technology processes. As of January 2026, 50% of technical account statements are processed with the support of artificial intelligence. The initiative aims to improve analytical capabilities, processing consistency and internal control standards to further strengthen the organization’s operating model.
Ramón MartÃnez Carrera, CEO of Active Re, commented: “Our top priorities in 2025 are safeguarding capital resilience and maintaining underwriting discipline. Completing our retrocession program through high-quality markets and advancing AI integration enhances our ability to manage volatility while maintaining technical integrity.”
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