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A recent Captive Resources podcast examines how transplant carve-out coverage supports self-funded employers and their captive insurance company in managing high-cost transplant claims. The episode highlights cost drivers, risk-transfer benefits, and why carve-outs are becoming a common strategy for stabilizing health plan expenses and protecting captive layers. Read More

Captive insurance is becoming a central tool for cyber risk financing as organizations expand its use beyond tactical needs to strategic enterprise management. Survey results show rising adoption, growing cyber underwriting, and broader applications such as deductible infill, gap infill, incubation structures, and portfolio strategies, reflecting sustained momentum in captive utilization. Read More

The December issue of "CICR" spotlights the world's leading captive insurance domiciles, examining regulatory developments, market momentum, and the competitive factors shaping global captive growth as organizations refine long-term risk financing strategies. Read More

As agriculture faces rising climate, regulatory, and operational risks, captive insurance provides a flexible alternative to traditional markets. Captives allow for customized coverage—such as parametric policies tied to weather triggers—and offer long-term cost efficiency, risk retention options, and resilience against premium volatility and coverage gaps. Read More

As captive insurance expands, regulators are playing a more active, collaborative role in supporting innovation and growth. Competitive domiciles now emphasize flexibility, relationship-building, and problem-solving alongside compliance. These trust-based partnerships help address complex risks, enable nontraditional structures, and strengthen the long-term success of captive insurance programs. Read More