Captive HR
The Challenge of Managing Millennials
Managing millennials can be challenging for human resources departments. Many myths and broad generalizations about this generation have emerged. However, there are risks involved with relying too heavily on generalizations for managing any particular demographic. Read More
The Emotional Intelligence Competencies of an Effective Leader
Understanding the difference between leading and managing is understanding the difference between winning and losing in cutthroat markets. Pure managers make the system work, but leaders make things happen. They make the people around them better. Effective leaders should pay attention to and work to master key emotional intelligence competencies. Read More
DOL Approval Not Necessary for Medical Stop Loss in Captives
In this video, Debbie Liebeskind of Towers Watson discusses changes to the medical stop-loss claims landscape under the Affordable Care Act and explains why putting medical stop loss into captives is an easy and efficient transaction. Read More
Feasibility Studies Critical When Considering Employee Benefit Programs in a Captive
Potential gains from putting employee benefits programs into a captive insurance company may be outweighed by practical concerns. In this video, Debbie Liebeskind of Towers Watson advises that feasibility studies should be undertaken to evaluate such a business decision. Read More
Healthcare Liability Captives a Significant Segment of the Captive Industry
Healthcare liability captive insurers represent a significant segment of the captive industry and are becoming even more so under accountable care, says Michael Maglaras, principal at Michael Maglaras & Company, in this video on healthcare liability captives. Read More