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News, December, 2023

Rising number of large-sized and complex captives leading to uptick in ECM Interest.

A common tool of traditional carriers, Oliver Wyman is seeing far more captives use economic capital modelling.

Risk is everybody's Business: Moving Toward integrated risk management.

Risk modelers, accountants, and economist must collaborate closely to collect more timely …

Risk managers warn cyber insurance could become 'unviable product'

Concerns grow over insurers failing to cover big state-backed attacks.

What to do when the US becomes uninsurable

Climate change means actuaries are making a radical new calculation about the price of risk.

stop-loss protection for captives

This article appeared in the February 2023 edition of Captive Review. Swiss Re’s Thomas Keist provides his thoughts on stop-loss protection for captives

Barbados, an IFC of High Integrity

This article on Barbados was posted on the IFC Review website in February 2023

Using Your Captive To Manage The Budget Impact Of ESG Risks

By Ed Koral, director, Strategic Risk Consulting, WTW

Disability Management & Mitigation

“We see more of our clients placing employee health care risk into their captives. This article provides some insight on how captives can play a role in disability management programs.”

Views from the Summit interview

John Howard from Summit Asset Management sat down to speak with Colin Mitchell about captives and Barbados.

Calling The shots

Our friends at London & Capital co-authored an interesting article on captives and investment management.

New Alberta Captive Bill

Captive legislation is coming to Alberta. If your company has operations in the province we would be pleased to discuss how this may benefit you.

The New Cyber War

Cyber has been a hot topic in the insurance and captive insurance world for some time now. For years premiums have been ris- ing in the commercial market
and capacity decreasing, putting pressure on organisations.

The Continued Rise Of Captives

Captives as reinsurance companies play a central risk management role for large international operating companies. However, their use depends very much on the strategic risk management & risk financing priorities of the parent company.