AM Best Affirms Credit Ratings of Active Capital Reinsurance, Ltd.
AM Best has affirmed the Financial Strength Rating of A (Excellent) and the Long-Term Issuer Credit Rating of “a” (Excellent) of
The ratings reflect Active Re’s balance sheet strength, which AM Best assesses as strongest, as well as its strong operating performance, neutral business profile and appropriate enterprise risk management (ERM).
The stable outlooks reflect Active Re’s ability to maintain strong operating metrics driven by consistent underwriting practices, which will continue to translate into a strengthened capital structure.
The rating affirmations are due to Active Re’s stable profitability metrics, supported by a keen underwriting strategy with constant adaptation to the economic environment and a strong operating performance that compares favorably with its peers.
Active Re is a
The company’s balance sheet strength is underpinned by its risk-adjusted capitalization at the strongest level, as measured by Best’s Capital Adequacy Ratio (BCAR), maintained by the consistent growth of the company’s capital base, driven by reinvestment of earnings and capital contributions. The ratings also reflect Active Re’s adequate reinsurance program, placed among a diversified group of reinsurers with good security levels, consequently minimizing counterparty credit risk exposures, as well as a supportive risk management framework for its risk profile. Active Re is characterized by a conservative underwriting leverage as reflected by an NPW-to-surplus ratio of 1.13x, as of
An offsetting rating factor is the strong competitive environment in Active Re’s targeted geographic markets, which the company faces through its global expansion.
In 2025, Active Re maintained profitable bottom-line results while placing greater emphasis on the quality of its underwriting, allocating acquisition expenses to delegated underwriting authorities that have reported good technical results. As of
The continuous improvement in Active Re’s ERM framework has allowed it to identify and manage risks better. As a result, related party transactions continue to be reduced significantly, improving its financial flexibility.
Negative rating actions could result from deterioration in risk-adjusted capital due to major capital outflows. While unlikely in the short term, positive rating actions could occur if Active Re continues to strengthen its geographic diversification while maintaining profitable results, with a positive effect on its balance sheet. Negative rating actions could occur if the operating performance of the company deteriorated, becoming unsupportive of the strong assessment.
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