Captive Basics
Benefits of Captives and Insurers Working Together
Whatever the size of the business, it's likely a captive insurance company can aid the organization's risk management program and reduce the total cost of risk. Captives allow businesses to reduce their reliance on the commercial insurance market while stabilizing insurance costs. Learn More
For Captive Owners, There's No Transferring Governance Responsibility
Corporate governance is critically important for captive insurance companies, as well as the managers and other service providers the captive employs. It's the captive's owner, though, that bears the ultimate responsibility for governance. The captive owner is responsible for operating a regulated insurance company and the associated compliance. Learn More
What To Expect from an Actuarial Analysis
An actuarial analysis is a great way to determine if your company would benefit from a captive. Read More
Insuring Unique Risks in a Captive
Captive insurance companies can be used to insure just about any risk to which a parent company is exposed. Read More
Key Emerging Risks for Captive Insurance and Risk Management
Captives can play an important role in emerging risks such as cyber risks or with volatility such as that seen with property risks. Read More
The Evolution of Captive Insurance and Risk Management
Captive insurance companies have evolved into tools that allow organizations to implement their risk management strategies in a more comprehensive way. Read More
What Is the Difference between Self-Insurance and Captive Insurance?
Captive insurance is a type of self-insurance that is available to most business owners, regardless of the size of their enterprise, that offers all the benefits of a fully self-funded insurance plan while providing additional incentives and a risk management framework. Read More