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MPL Sector Faces 10th Year of Underwriting Losses Amid Rising Verdicts
Medical professional liability (MPL) insurers recorded their 10th consecutive year of underwriting losses in 2024. However, net income more than doubled, driven by strong investment returns and capital gains. As nuclear verdicts and social inflation escalate, insurers are rethinking risk strategies and adapting to an increasingly complex liability landscape. Read More
Crawl, Walk, Then Run: Adding Nontraditional Captive Insurance Coverages
This article outlines a step-by-step approach to expanding captive insurance utilization beyond traditional risks. Through modeling, actuarial analysis, and financial evaluation, organizations can strategically assume more risk, improve cost-efficiency, and align their captive with broader business goals—all while managing exposure across evolving coverage lines. Read More
Property Captives Flourish Despite Softening Market
Captives are increasingly being used to finance property risks—even amid softening insurance markets—and now extend to covering emerging exposures like tariffs and parametric risks. Industry experts report rising captive formations, broader use across sectors, and expanded coverage lines, as companies seek long-term risk financing strategies insulated from market volatility. Read More
US Property and Casualty Insurers Post Best Results Since 2013
The US property and casualty insurance industry posted its best underwriting results since 2013, driven by gains in personal auto and homeowners. However, 2025 faces challenges from California wildfire losses and tariff-driven economic pressures, according to a joint report from the Insurance Information Institute and consulting firm Milliman. Read More
Global Captive Management Introduces Segregated Portfolio Company
Global Captive Management has introduced Outcomes SPC, a segregated portfolio company designed to provide smaller and entrepreneurial businesses with affordable access to captive insurance. The structure allows firms to manage their risk efficiently without the complexity and capital requirements of a stand-alone captive. Read More