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Halden report · Risk

What has gone wrong this year?

Eight incidents at Halden in 2026; 4 are still open, and third parties caused 3 of those.

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Incident log

Halden's incident log, built by Context Visualised. Incidents in 2026.

  • 4Open incidents
  • 2High severity, open
  • 3Notified to a regulator
  • 22 daysAverage age of open incidents, at 30 Sep

4 incidents shown. Select one to see what happened and what we did.

Root causes this year

  • Third party3
  • People2
  • Process1
  • Systems1
  • External1

Third parties cause three of the eight incidents, and all three are still open: the coverholder and fronting partner oversight theme seen across the other boards.

Each card shows the incident, where it happened and its status. Open one to see the risk, control, policy and actions behind it.

Source: incident log, risk register and control library at 30 Sep 2026.

What it tells us

What it tells us this quarter

  • 23

    In incident INC-031, a coverholder bound 23 risks outside its territory, £1.8m of exposure, found in an audit four months late.

  • 37

    In INC-028, 37 policyholders of the UAE fronting partner waited over 60 days for their claims.

  • 3

    Three incidents went to a regulator: two to Lloyd's, and one to the FCA and the DFSA.

What we did

What we did about it

Actions on the open incidents, from Halden's action log.

Actions are listed under the policy they sit in. The action log does not record a deciding committee.

Sources

Where the numbers come from

Incidents are logged as they happen and linked to the risk, control and policy behind them. From 18 March 2027, the PRA's PS7/26 asks firms, managing agents included, for one operational incident report updated in stages.

  • Board dataincident log, risk register and control library at 30 Sep 2026
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Halden is fictitious. Its numbers are illustrative.