Owner, Reuter Consulting Munich

Frank Reuter

Frank Reuter

Frank Reuter has worked in the international health insurance market for more than 30 years.

His mandates range from product development for international health and severe illness programmes to operational claims handling in Europe and the Gulf region.

He has guided providers from several European markets into the German-speaking region and built programmes with state sponsors and reinsurers.

As responsible sales manager (broker in charge), Prokurist and managing director he carries regulatory responsibility in live mandates.

Reuter Consulting works out of Munich, multilingually and with a reliable network across DACH, the Gulf region, Central and Eastern Europe and Türkiye.

Languages

German (native) · English (business fluent)

Areas of expertise

  • International health insurance and severe illness cover
  • Market entry and regulation in the DACH region
  • Claims handling, cost control and network build-up
  • Interim leadership, governance and compliance
  • Company sales and acquisitions in the health and insurance sector

Roles and mandates

Current

Owner, Reuter Consulting Munich

Advisory on market entry, products, claims handling and transactions in the international health insurance market.

Current

Responsible sales manager (broker in charge) and Prokurist

Regulatory responsibility and distribution management in an insurance intermediation mandate.

Multi-year

Managing director and interim mandates

Temporary leadership, build-up of governance and compliance structures, orderly handover to the permanent solution.

Multi-year

Product and programme responsibility

International health and severe illness programmes with European reinsurers and treatment networks.

Network

  • Insurers and reinsurers in Europe
  • MGAs and specialist intermediaries
  • Assistance providers and claims administrators
  • Clinics and treatment networks in Europe and the Gulf region
  • State sponsors of health programmes

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