Reinsurance collections and run-off operations.

For many insolvent insurers, reinsurance recoverables are the largest asset in the estate. Collecting them means billing reinsurers accurately and on time, answering their questions & audits, and pursuing arbitration or litigation when payment is disputed.

An insurer in run-off, whether solvent or in receivership, no longer writes new business but must still handle and pay the claims on its existing policies, sometimes for many years. Run-off planning sets out how those claims will be evaluated, adjudicated, and paid, and how the matching reinsurance will be collected.

Reinsurance disputes in litigation are described under Reinsurance Disputes.