MetaRisk - Guy Carpenter

MetaRisk� - Guy Carpenter

Once again Guy Carpenter has propelled risk and reinsurance decision-making to a higher level. MetaRisk®, the industry's original decision-support tool, has helped steer thousands of reinsurance programs for nearly two decades. Now, MetaRisk gives you a full economic capital model of the insurance enterprise to help evaluate various risk and capital management opportunities, and anticipate their impact on your company's balance sheet, before you ever make a commitment.

The very best – from the very best
MetaRisk is proven – every day, by over hundreds of clients and thousands of programs. It is utilized regularly by Guy Carpenter analysts and clients around the world to support well-informed decisions about reinsurance and capital management.

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MetaRisk enables users to analyze, with complete transparency, concrete events and cash flows over time. Its foundation on timeline simulation adds a dimension to analyses that no other tool can match. Our clients can see, explicitly, the impact of specific events, tracing back to root causes and forward to financial statement implications.

The statistical foundation behind MetaRisk was established by Guy Carpenter's Instrat® unit, which includes the best and brightest thought leaders in the actuarial profession. There is no substitute for this foundation. Because exceptional mathematical processes went into MetaRisk, you can expect exceptional results.

Economic Capital Models
MetaRisk is at its heart an incredibly flexible tool for measuring and evaluating insurance liabilities in economic capital terms. Metarisk gives a unique level of transparency of cause and effect, arising from its pioneering use of timeline simulation. This combines with financial statement output, stress testing and measurement and allocation of capital requirements, to make MetaRisk one of the most powerful tools available for leveraging economic capital in company decision making. Read more

Solvency II Compliant
With capital requirements expressed either using the standard Solvency II (QIS) method or using measurements on the company-wide distribution of total risk, MetaRisk is compliant with today's evolving definition of capital requirements for Solvency II. With enhancements to MetaRisk kept carefully in step with Solvency II evolution, MetaRisk will evolve with the regulation, and with your own plans for adopting an internal model. Read more