JDC TECHNICAL EVALUATION REPORT
Subject: Catalina Run Off Synd (01802974) – Group (36720)
Entity: Catalina Worthing Insurance Limited (CWIL) (05965916)
Administration Entity: Catalina Services UK
Reference UID: 6038 & 6038.1
Market Authority: London & International Markets
Case Ref: 00077C011A01
Date: 9th March 2026 & Updated 30th March 2026
Headline: Consolidation of Bermuda and UK Entities Completed
- Legal Successor Structure
- Transferee Entity: Catalina Worthing Insurance Limited (CWIL).
- Company Registration: 05965916 (Registered office: Downlands Business Park, Worthing).
- Historical DNA: CWIL is the successor to the very “Excess Insurance Company” books you managed, which were transferred into this vehicle in 2015.
- Portfolio Composition
- Liability Type: Legacy UK Employers’ Liability (EL).
- Policy Trigger: Strictly pre-2007 policies issued by Zurich’s UK branch.
- Financial Scale: Approximately $2 billion in gross liabilities. This encompasses not only the Zurich EL book but also the recently consolidated AGF Insurance and Catalina London portfolios.
- Operational Milestones
- Sanction Hearing: Expected 25th March 2026 at the High Court of England and Wales.
- Effective Date: 31st March 2026.
- Administration: Claims are already being handled by Catalina’s UK service company (since 2022), so the transfer is primarily a “legal landing” of the capital.
Supplementary Tier 5 Data: UID 6038.1
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Cross-Border Jurisdictional Anchors:
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Jersey Representation: While the High Court of England and Wales is the primary venue, the “Movement” also required a specific Sanction Order from the Royal Court of Jersey (received 27 March 2026) to address policies written in that jurisdiction.
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Bermuda Regulatory Nexus: The involvement of Catalina Holdings (Bermuda) Ltd (Co. No. 36720) acts as the ultimate parental guarantee and capital backstop for the UK-regulated transferee.
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Historical Continuity (The “Excess” Connection):
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Legacy DNA: A critical detail for the archive is that Catalina Worthing Insurance Limited (05965916) serves as the direct successor to the Excess Insurance Company portfolios.
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Historical Scale: This entity now manages approximately $2 billion in gross liabilities, a figure that has grown significantly through the recent absorption of the AGF Insurance and Catalina London books.
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Portfolio Specifics & Policy Triggers:
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Liability Scope: The transfer is strictly limited to pre-2007 Employers’ Liability (EL) policies issued by Zurich’s UK branch.
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Operational Status: Claims administration remains stable; Catalina Services UK has been managing these files since 2022, meaning the March 31st effective date is purely a formal transfer of legal liability.
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