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Risk Retention Groups Offer Healthy Risk Control for Healthcare Organizations

November 12, 2025

Risk retention groups (RRGs) allow healthcare organizations to collaboratively manage liability risk, improve claims outcomes, and control insurance costs. Formed under the Liability Risk Retention Act, RRGs offer stability, tailored coverage, and access to reinsurance, while incentivizing strong risk management and member compliance despite initial capitalization requirements. Read More


Rise in Reciprocal Insurers Fills Gaps in Catastrophe Markets

November 12, 2025

A surge in reciprocal insurance exchanges is addressing gaps in catastrophe-prone homeowners markets. These member-owned models offer control and flexibility amid insurer withdrawals. An AM Best report highlights their growth, capital structures, and performance metrics, noting their increasing role in coastal coverage and reliance on surplus notes during early operations. Read More


November CICR Explores VCIA Legacy, Future

November 11, 2025

In the latest issue of "Captive Insurance Company Reports" ("CICR"), readers can explore the long-standing impact of the Vermont Captive Insurance Association (VCIA) and its role in shaping evolving captive insurance strategies. The article highlights governance lessons, program trends, and how associations can drive the next generation of captive growth and innovation. Read More


Florida's Captive Insurance Market Gains Momentum with New Industry Association

November 11, 2025

Florida has established the Florida Captive Insurance Association to advance captive insurance in the state. The association plans to advocate for updated regulations, engage lawmakers, and expand awareness of self-insurance solutions. With rising property and reinsurance pressures, the launch aims to position Florida as a more competitive captive domicile. Read More


Munich Re Sees Elevated Nat Cat Losses and Growing European Reinsurance Demand

November 10, 2025

Munich Re reported rising natural catastrophe exposures, sustained European reinsurance demand, and continued cyber-insurance gaps. The company referenced inflation, geopolitical volatility, and US litigation risks affecting international programs. The findings reflect climate-driven losses, evolving liability concerns, and capital trends in the European and global reinsurance markets. Read More