Finance, Investments, and Accounting
How Do Captive Insurers Use Reinsurance?
A captive is an insurance or reinsurance company set up exclusively to insure or reinsure the risks of the group to which it belongs. A captive insurer may operate as a direct insurer or a reinsurer. Read on to find out more about how captive insurers use reinsurance. Read More
ERM Basics for Group Captives
In this primer for how group captives can begin the enterprise risk management (ERM) process and develop the necessary expertise, we explore why the board should have an ERM committee as well as its responsibilities and charter. Read More
Captive Insurer Boards: Roles and Governance Guide
Setting up, owning, and managing a captive insurance company is a significant undertaking. This article aims to guide individuals assuming positions on a captive board. Read More
A.M. Best: Surety Boom Propels US Growth and Profitability
The demand for surety bonds in the United States continues to increase, leading to top-line premium growth in this segment of the insurance industry. Read More
The Unique Benefits of Group Captive Ownership
Explore key strategies to shift liabilities and achieve cost savings for group captives through claim consolidation and enhanced purchasing power. Read More