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Empowering Women in Captive Insurance: Amplify Women's Continued Impact and Vision
Amplify Women is helping advance representation, visibility, and leadership opportunities for women in the captive insurance sector. With growing membership, mentorship programs, and increased speaker representation at industry events, the initiative supports professional development and strengthens the talent pipeline across generations in insurance and captives. Read More
Swiss Re: Industrial Policy, AI, and Aging Will Reshape Economy
Swiss Re's "sigma" report forecasts structural economic shifts from industrial policy, artificial intelligence, and aging demographics. Global gross domestic product growth will moderate, inflation will persist, and nonlife insurance premiums are set to rise steadily. Insurers face both new opportunities and risks as technology adoption and macroeconomic changes reshape global markets. Read More
Milliman's Kim Guerriero Discusses Cyber Risks and Captive Insurance Trends
In this interview, Kim Guerriero, a principal with Milliman, provides expert insights on the evolving cyber-insurance landscape, the growing role of captive insurance, and strategies for managing cyber risks. She also highlights the importance of strong cyber-security practices and reinsurance in addressing complex and correlated cyber threats. Read More
Tech-Driven Captive Management: How Automation Is Reshaping Feasibility, Talent, and Growth
A "Captive Insurance Company Reports" interview with Captive Simple examines how automation and artificial intelligence are transforming captive insurance operations—from accelerating feasibility studies to optimizing existing programs. The discussion highlights emerging trends, expanding Canadian domiciles, cost reductions, and new tools that help captive owners leverage data for smarter, more strategic decision-making. Read More
FEMA's Future Creates Uncertainty for Disaster Recovery and Insurance Markets
KBRA's report analyzes the uncertainty surrounding the future role of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) fin disaster recovery, including funding volatility, proposed reforms, and impacts on state and local governments. The analysis highlights FEMA's essential partnership with the insurance industry, the risks tied to National Flood Insurance Program reauthorization, and the broader financial consequences of reduced federal support. Read More