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Strategic Mechanisms

Atlantic Re plays a structuring role in managing pooled mechanisms and national facilities of high strategic value.

Through historic and recent mandates, Atlantic Re puts its technical and institutional expertise at the service of sector development and in support of national and regional economic priorities.

Tassdir+

Launched in 2025, this mechanism is a national lever designed to support exporters in their international development and to secure their operations in high-potential African markets.

The mechanism will cover up to 7.5 billion MAD (796.9 million USD) in additional exports per year.

Tassdir+
"Supporting the ambitions of national companies is investing in a collective, ambitious, and sustainable future."
Mme Ouafae MRIOUAH Chief Executive Officer

COVERED RISKS

COMMERCIAL RISKS

Importer insolvency

Importer default or failure

POLITICAL RISKS

Currency inconvertibility or non-transfer

State intervention preventing fulfillment of obligations

Acts of confiscation, nationalization, or State-ordered destruction

Refusal of delivery by State decision

War, rebellion, insurrection, or unrest preventing delivery

COVERED COUNTRIES

Egypte
ÉGYPTE
Tunisie
TUNISIE
Nigeria
NIGERIA
Côte d'Ivoire
CÔTE D'IVOIRE
Sénégal
SÉNÉGAL
Guinée
GUINÉE
Ghana
GHANA
Congo
CONGO
Bénin
BÉNIN
Mauritanie
MAURITANIE
Kenya
KENYA
Cameroun
CAMEROUN
Afrique du Sud
AFRIQUE DU SUD
Mali
MALI
Libye
LIBYE

POOL FAIR Aviation

The FAIR Aviation Pool has been managed by Atlantic Re since 1989. It holds one of the largest capacities in the Afro-Asian region. Its main objective is to underwrite aviation risks ceded by FAIR Pool members as well as other Afro-Asian markets.

The FAIR Aviation Pool has 27 ceding and retrocession members, with a total capacity of 7,300,000 USD, including 17 from Africa and 10 from Asia.

Many members of this pool benefit from high international ratings awarded by renowned agencies.

POOL FAIR AVIATION
Pool Members
27 Members
Total Capacity
7.3 Million USD

African Catastrophic Risk Centre

The CARC was created in 2005 in Casablanca by the Organisation of African Insurance (OAA), in partnership with UNCTAD and the World Bank, following the recommendations of the OAA Conference on Catastrophic Risk Insurance held in Casablanca in 2004. The CARC is hosted and managed by Atlantic Re, which has been entrusted with its presidency by the OAA.

The Centre's purpose is to conduct and coordinate activities of common interest to develop insurance and reinsurance of catastrophic risks in Africa and to make it an instrument of prevention and protection against such risks. The Centre's main objectives are:

Centre Africain des Risques Catastrophiques
Development of insurance coverage

To assist public authorities and insurance stakeholders in Africa in creating catastrophic risk coverage programs.

Public awareness

To increase collective awareness of the need for CAT insurance for sustainable societal development. Promotion of African expertise: To foster the emergence of African centers of competence in key CAT insurance fields (modeling, pricing, regulation, IT).

Inter-African cooperation

To facilitate inter-African partnerships through experience sharing and economic and technical cooperation in catastrophic risk management.

Strengthening prevention

To minimize the impact of catastrophes by stimulating research, the adoption of risk reduction measures, and preventive pricing incentives.

Active engagement at the heart of our representative bodies

An active member of leading organizations, Atlantic Re places sectoral cooperation at the center of its development strategy.

Our presence within these federations goes beyond mere membership: it embodies our commitment to co-building more efficient and resilient insurance ecosystems. By sharing our technical expertise and participating in strategic dialogues, we work daily to support the structuring, harmonization, and professionalization of insurance and reinsurance markets.

We are proud to contribute to the work of the following institutions:

FANAF (Fédération des Sociétés d'Assurances de Droit National Africaines)

A key institution for the promotion of local insurance in Africa. We support the development of strong national markets and the training of local expertise.

OAA (Organisation des Assurances Africaines)

Through the OAA, we work toward the development of a sound insurance and reinsurance industry and the promotion of intra-African cooperation.

GAIF (General Arab Insurance Federation / Union Générale Arabe d'Assurance)

The federating body of the Arab world. Our commitment aims to strengthen regional ties, support integration among Arab countries, and harmonize legislative frameworks.

FAIR (Federation of Afro-Asian Insurers & Reinsurers)

The link between two continents. We foster economic and technical cooperation between African and Asian markets, creating unique intercontinental synergies.

ASACI (Association des Sociétés d'Assurances de Côte d'Ivoire)

A central player in the Ivorian market. As a member, we actively participate in the dynamics of one of the most important hubs in the CIMA zone, supporting local market initiatives.