Independent actuarial, capital, and risk advisory for insurers, financial institutions, and public schemes.
We design and embed structured financial and risk systems that strengthen balance sheets, support regulatory alignment, and improve decision-making.
Our work integrates actuarial science, financial reporting, capital management, and quantitative modeling into coherent, defensible frameworks.
Financial reporting integrity, capital strength, and sustainable profitability for insurers and reinsurers.
Learn More →Integrated risk governance and forward-looking capital frameworks aligned with supervisory expectations.
Learn More →Financial sustainability and actuarial governance support for health systems and public schemes.
Learn More →Advanced modeling and decision systems embedded across all advisory platforms.
Learn More →We do not deliver isolated models. We build coherent, integrated frameworks that connect across your balance sheet.
Every recommendation is grounded in disciplined actuarial science, rigorous data analysis, and measurable metrics.
Our solutions are designed to align with local and international supervisory expectations.
We focus on forward-looking resilience so that our frameworks remain practical as economic and regulatory conditions evolve.
ERMS draws on direct advisory and leadership experience across insurance and financial markets in the GCC and Levant, with the flexibility to support assignments in other markets where our expertise is relevant.
UAE, Qatar, KSA, Bahrain, Oman, and Kuwait
Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, and Syria
Our work combines regional market understanding with international actuarial standards and disciplined quantitative methods.
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Climate risk becomes useful only when it moves beyond policies and disclosures and becomes embedded in underwriting, claims, reinsurance, investments, capital, solvency and Board decision-making.
Read Article →IFRS 17 has improved comparability, particularly by creating a more consistent basis for insurance revenue. But differences in presentation, disclosure and professional judgement mean that meaningful comparison still requires careful interpretation
Read Article →IBNR is often described as a technical reserve calculation, but its underlying concept is far more interesting. This article explores why claims reserving is, in many ways, the science of predicting the past, and how historical development, actuarial judgement and back-testing help estimate liabilities arising from events that have already occurred
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