Conferences, Webinars, and Events

Cayman Captive Forum Draws 1,500 for Sold-Out 2025 Event

December 10, 2025

The 2025 Cayman Captive Forum, hosted by IMAC, welcomed over 1,500 professionals for a sold-out event focused on captive insurance. Held at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman, the 3-day forum featured keynote speakers, regulatory updates, technical sessions, and networking, reinforcing Cayman's position as a global hub for captive insurance. Read More


World Captive Forum 2026 Agenda Highlights Emerging Trends

December 4, 2025

The 2026 World Captive Forum agenda is now live, with sessions covering foundational captive insurance, tax updates, artificial intelligence integration, and employee benefit strategies. Hosted by Business Insurance, the event offers expert insights and networking opportunities for professionals looking to navigate and grow within the captive insurance sector. Read More


Cayman Captive Forum Sells Out for 2025 Gathering

November 18, 2025

The 2025 Cayman Captive Forum is sold out, drawing nearly 300 first-time attendees and global leaders in captive insurance. Held December 2–4 at The Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman, the event features keynote speakers, networking activities, and expanded programming, reinforcing its status as a premier captive insurance industry gathering. Read More


2025 Cayman Captive Forum Set to Spotlight Innovation Under New Chair Michael Wild

November 14, 2025

The 2025 Cayman Captive Forum, led by new Chair Michael Wild, will explore artificial intelligence adoption, tort reform, investment strategy, and global governance developments. The event emphasizes dialogue among regulators, managers, and owners while showcasing Cayman's growing role in complex captive insurance structures and its commitment to developing the next generation of industry talent. Read More


How to Identify the "Sweet Spot" for Captive Formation

November 3, 2025

At the Mid Rivers Risk Forum, Spring Consulting Group's T.J. Scherer discusses how organizations can determine optimal timing for captive formation. He stresses deeper strategic questioning, sufficient planning runway, and tailoring decisions to each entity's structure and risk appetite, rather than relying on traditional premium or size thresholds. Read More