Insurance Capital Markets Research
Quantitative (re)insurance research, improving strategic decision-making
Quantitative (re)insurance research, improving strategic decision-making
ICMR.Matrix provides capital transparency on Lloyd's syndicates. It lets you understand Lloyd's competitive landscape in performance, capitalisation and valuation.
The ICMR.Matrix data engine of strategic information and associated cloud-based apps can support you in:
ICMR.Matrix lets you understand Lloyd's competitive landscape in performance, capitalisation and valuation
ICMR.Matrix brings together a unique mix of comparative Lloyd's data; we can even adapt to your internal management information template. See whether your performance is getting the CPG recognition it deserves in your capital setting and how effective you are at achieving this compared to others
Book demoICMR was founded by Lloyd’s former heads of research and analysis Quentin Moore and Markus Gesmann.
Markus and Quentin were instrumental in the establishment of the Performance Management framework at Lloyd’s in the early 2000s. Their teams have developed and established many of the performance reports and data driven assessment tools used by the Corporation today.
Having worked together in the capital markets, they spotted a need for insights into capitalisation and how it relates to valuation at Lloyd’s. With that purpose in mind they founded ICMR in early 2020.
ICMR.Matrix; a new tool to assess which syndicates are best placed to win the race for more new business
The Casualty Actuarial Society publishes reserving paper using probabilistic programming
Research by ICMR shows that comparing stock performance of specialty re/insurance companies with the S&P 500 can provide new insight into the state of the insurance cycle
For the first time investors can review Lloyd’s syndicates’ return on capital and compare them directly with other re/insurers.
Lloyd's wrote £448bn of gross premiums since 2000, incurring gross claims to policyholders of £288bn, delivering a net combined ratio of 98% and generating £20bn for its investors. What happened?