Halden reportsOperations

Halden report · Operations

How does the business actually run?

Through 14 connected process lines. Two of Halden's stops carry a failed control: DA oversight, at the coverholder audit, and Reserving, at the claims authority agreement.

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How the business runs

Halden's process map, drawn as a tube map by Context Visualised.

Everything that touches brokers and policyholders: winning business, writing it, servicing it and paying claims.

SubmissionBindReservingRecoveriesRenewalPlacementDistributionPolicy servicing
Dashed rings hand over to the back office

Red badges count failed controls, and outlined badges count active incidents. Tap a stop to see its process flow, then a step to see its risks and controls.

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

What it tells us

What it tells us this quarter

  • 1 of 15

    The DA oversight stop holds 10 activities and 11 risks, and 1 of its 15 controls has failed: coverholder audits.

  • 23

    That failed step carries incident INC-031: 23 risks bound outside territory, found four months late.

  • 1 of 12

    The reserving stop holds 7 activities and 9 risks, and 1 of its 12 controls has failed: the claims authority agreement. Two incidents are active there.

What we did

What we did about it

Actions on the DA oversight stop, 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

Steps, risks and controls come from process records, and delegated authority steps also read coverholder bordereaux and audits. Lloyd's 2026 Market Oversight Plan puts delegated business at about 45% of the market's premium.

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