Identity
A stable reference to the decision, claim, risk or exception.
Insurance workflow
Reinsurers review decisions across counterparties, portfolios and time horizons. Decision assurance creates a clearer path from source evidence to the commitment being assessed.
Definition
Reinsurance decision assurance preserves the evidence, authority, conditions and judgement that informed a ceded-risk, claims or portfolio decision across organisational boundaries.
Reference model
Decision assurance
Decision evidence
VES decision envelope
Evidence objects
Independent review
The envelope can link model output, runtime records, policy versions, authority records, claims documents, human rationale, external data and approvals while preserving each source's declared limits.
Insurance example
A treaty review can distinguish portfolio governance evidence from the decision-state of a specific delegated claim or underwriting exception.
Evidence map
Reinsurer review often relies on extracts, bordereaux, samples and later explanations. A decision-state model lets the reviewer see how a specific act was formed without confusing portfolio-level evidence with decision-level evidence.
A stable reference to the decision, claim, risk or exception.
The time and scope for each source and governing condition.
The mandate under which the counterparty acted.
References and limitations sufficient for later review.
Choose one delegated claims or underwriting sample and document what a reviewer needs to understand, which evidence can be carried forward and where the reconstruction gap remains.
The VES connection
VES 1.2 supports a portable package that can link native counterparty evidence while keeping each source's own provenance and limitations visible.
Read VES 1.2 for the published Decision Envelope, Evidence Object and verification model.
Boundary
Decision assurance does not replace treaty wording, audit rights, actuarial analysis or counterparty oversight. It helps reviewers understand a specific decision-state.
Reinsurance decision assurance preserves the evidence, authority, conditions and judgement that informed a ceded-risk, claims or portfolio decision across organisational boundaries.
Decision assurance does not replace treaty wording, audit rights, actuarial analysis or counterparty oversight. It helps reviewers understand a specific decision-state.