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Captive Insurance 2025 Year in Review: Growth, Risk, and Resilience
The captive insurance industry experienced strong growth in 2025, driven by demand for flexible risk financing, expansion into new coverages, and advances in technology. Industry leaders highlighted increased risk retention, evolving domiciles, and heightened pressure in auto, healthcare, and liability markets, underscoring captives’ expanding strategic role. Learn More
2026 Captive Insurance Outlook: Expansion, Innovation, and Volatility
Industry leaders expect captive insurance growth to continue into 2026 as organizations expand coverages, increase retentions, and adopt analytics. Emerging risks, regulatory attention, alternative risk transfer, and market volatility are driving greater use of captives across industries and organization sizes. Learn More
What Happens After You Decide to Form a Captive Insurance Company
This video takes viewers from the strategic stage of considering a captive insurance company to the reality of operating one. It explains how advisers help evaluate the concept and how captive managers then guide policy issuance, claims processes, timelines, and responsibilities once the captive begins running. Read More
TDCI Reports Continued Captive Growth and Expanding Risk Trends in Tennessee
The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance (TDCI) reported sustained captive insurance growth in 2025, with 191 captives and 708 active cells. Officials noted increased use of captives for medical stop-loss, cyber, and municipal risks, with expectations for continued growth amid traditional market volatility. Read More
NCCIA Highlights 2025 Growth, Opens Planning for 2026 Conference
The North Carolina Captive Insurance Association (NCCIA) closed 2025 by highlighting strong member engagement and collaboration with regulators, noting the state's position as the third-largest US captive domicile. NCCIA also announced 2026 conference sponsorship opportunities, an upcoming call for presentations, and year-end membership reminders. Read More
Cyber-Security Budgets to Climb in 2026 Amid Rising Third-Party Risks
Marsh's 2025 cyber report shows that two-thirds of global organizations plan to increase cyber-security spending in 2026. Top concerns include ransomware, privacy breaches, and third-party risks. While overall confidence is high, gaps remain in specific capabilities. Firms are prioritizing technology, preparedness, and talent to strengthen enterprise-wide cyber-risk management. Read More
Board Oversight in Captive Insurance Companies
This article explores the role of the board of directors in captive insurance governance. It outlines core responsibilities including financial and actuarial oversight, regulatory compliance, risk management, fiduciary duties, and strategic alignment, emphasizing how effective board engagement supports long-term captive stability and regulatory confidence. Read More