The Reinsurance Solutions Group was established in 1997 in Mauritius by the Alexander Forbes Group of South Africa. Today it is the largest independent African-owned reinsurance broking group servicing Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands from its head office in Mauritius, and offices in Africa and London. As a subsidiary of the Reinsurance Solutions Group, we draw on its wealth of experience in leveraging our own knowledge of the Southern African market and our locally-focused skill set to service clients across the region.
We cover the property, engineering, marine, aviation and energy sectors as well as liability, financial lines, political/social risks, high-risk and high-value personal accident events, T&D lines, and term life and whole life reinsurance. Our expertise and direct access to renowned global reinsurers further enable us to provide niche products and tailored solutions for non-specified events.
Comprehensive treaty placement offering, including negotiations and placement with the relevant securities.
Facultative risks are placed into reinsurance markets around the world on both proportional and non-proportional bases.
Tax-efficient jurisdictions for large insurance policy buyers that allow for transfer pricing mechanisms within conducive fiscal and regulatory regimes.
An analytical approach for improved risk management and best-in-class African catastrophe modelling for earthquake, flood, hail and cyclone risks within the Southern African context.
The nature of cyclones in the South Indian Ocean is changing. Storms are becoming more intense and are moving further south within the region, potentially impacting areas outside of the historical Ind...
Reinsurance Solutions has appointed Daisy Piemontese to the position of broker in its Mauritius office. Piemontese will be responsible for the day-to-day broking of existing business, as well as driv...
Maritime piracy in East Indian Ocean waters has returned after a decade of relative calm in this area, with Somali pirates launching renewed attacks on vessels routing past the Horn of Africa. This ha...