Market News

AIR Estimates Hurricane Zeta Insured Losses at Up to $3.5 Billion

November 5, 2020

Catastrophe risk modeling firm AIR Worldwide estimates that insured losses to onshore property resulting from Hurricane Zeta's wind and storm surge will range from $1.5 billion to $3.5 billion. AIR said that at landfall Zeta was a high-end Category 2 storm with 1-minute sustained wind speeds of 110 mph. Read More


Demotech Second Quarter 2020 Analysis Finds RRGs Remain Financially Stable

November 2, 2020

Risk retention groups’ (RRGs) assets and surplus increased in the second quarter of this year relative to the same period last year, as the alternative risk transfer vehicles continue to provide specialize coverage to their insureds while remaining financially stable, according to a new analysis from Demotech, Inc. Read More


AHT Insurance Introduces Specialty Captive Insurance Program Offering

November 2, 2020

Brokerage and consulting firm AHT Insurance has added specialty captive insurance programs to provide solutions for companies' insurance needs. AHT now offers consulting and formation of single-parent captives, segregated cell captives, risk retention groups, and micro-captives for clients for whom the captive insurance approach is appropriate. Read More


November "CICR" Anticipates the Captive Insurance Market Future

October 30, 2020

Don't miss the November issue of "Captive Insurance Company Reports" ("CICR"), and see what a panel discussion during the Vermont Captive Insurance Association 2020 Virtual Annual Conference anticipates the captive insurance market will look like in the year 2025. Read More


Hardening Market Driving District of Columbia Captive Formations

October 29, 2020

Amid hardening conditions in the traditional market, District of Columbia captive regulators are expecting the domicile's captive growth to continue. So far this year, the District of Columbia has licensed 13 captives with regulators expecting 5 to 10 more captive applications to be filed before the end of the year. Read More