Captive Management

Captive insurance managers play a critical role in compliance, governance, financial oversight, and communication. Their work protects the captive's best interests while supporting strong relationships with regulators and stakeholders, helping ensure operational success and long-term stability. Read More

According to Bruce Wright of Eversheds Sutherland, risk pools in captives (1) allow organizations to spread risk and (2) provide for a tax benefit. Read More

Jeremy Colombik, president of Management Services International, states that five factors come into play to make a captive insurance company successful: (1) determining the type of risk to put into the captive (actuaries/underwriters), (2) minimizing commercial insurance costs, (3) better risk management, (4) increasing risk awareness, and (5) tax benefits. Read More

Captive insurance companies rely on benchmarking tools to assess financial performance and risk exposure. By comparing key metrics with industry standards, captives can adjust strategies to enhance stability, manage risks effectively, and maintain long-term success in a constantly evolving market. Read More

Investing for a captive insurance company revolves around the level of risk the captive is willing to take, according to Stephen Nedwicki of Comerica Bank. Read More