Risk appetite frameworks
Define risk appetite statements, metrics, limits, tolerances and escalation pathways that can guide decisions at board, executive and business levels.
Connect risk appetite, scenarios, capital and governance with the decisions that shape performance and resilience.
Risk information that supports action
An ERM framework creates value when it changes the quality of decisions—not when it merely produces additional policies and reports. Risk appetite, scenarios, capital and management information must be connected with planning, performance and accountability across the organisation.
Arocha & Associates combines actuarial judgement with practical governance design to help insurers strengthen both the technical framework and its operating reality.
Engagements can address the full ERM architecture or a targeted priority such as risk appetite, scenario analysis, ORSA, risk reporting or framework effectiveness review.
Core support
Define risk appetite statements, metrics, limits, tolerances and escalation pathways that can guide decisions at board, executive and business levels.
Design forward-looking scenarios that test resilience across insurance, financial, operational, strategic and emerging risk dimensions.
Clarify responsibilities, committee interfaces, challenge, escalation and the management information required to explain exposures and trends.
Integration points
Use risk information to test strategic options, plans, budgets and performance objectives.
Connect material risks, scenarios, capital needs and management actions in a coherent forward view.
Align key risk indicators, limits, ownership and corrective actions with business monitoring.
Framework effectiveness cycle
The work examines the flow from risk identification through assessment, decision, monitoring and action.
Understand governance, risk taxonomy, appetite, assessment, reporting and planning interfaces.
Evaluate whether information, limits, scenarios and escalation support real decisions.
Define proportionate improvements to metrics, processes, ownership and management information.
Support approval, implementation, communication and periodic effectiveness review.
Typical outcomes
Start with the decision gap
We can help assess the current framework, identify the operating gaps that matter and define a proportionate route towards stronger ERM.