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US Captive Insurance Market Sees Strong Growth, Outperforms Commercial Peers
A.M. Best-rated US captives reported strong financial performance in 2023, with net income rising by 53 percent. These captives outperformed commercial peers, maintained stability despite market volatility, and expanded coverage for nontraditional risks, providing an effective alternative for enterprise risk management during challenging market conditions. Read More
Medical Stop-Loss Strategies in Captive Insurance
Hear from Hylant about how employers can manage rising costs from advanced medical treatments. Captive medical stop-loss insurance leverages data analysis to reduce risks and control expenses. By integrating this with a captive program, employers ensure quality care while safeguarding their financial health. Read More
Michael Maglaras & Company Secures $25 Million from Connecticut for Crumbling Foundations Crisis
Michael Maglaras & Company secured $25 million from Connecticut to support the Connecticut Foundation Solutions Indemnity Company in addressing the state's crumbling foundations crisis. The captive insurer has raised $194 million to date and is close to serving 1,000 families, with additional funding expected soon. Read More
Podcast Explores Vermont's Captive Insurance Regulation Innovations
In the latest IRMI podcast, Joel Appelbaum interviews Sandy Bigglestone and Dan Petterson from Vermont's Department of Financial Regulation. They discuss Vermont's innovative, risk-focused approach to captive insurance regulation, emphasizing personalized reviews and direct engagement with company executives. This model sets a new standard for regulatory efficiency and industry insights. Read More
Marsh Captives: Key Data and Trends Sneak Peek
Marsh Captive Solutions releases a sneak peek update of their 2023 data. Canada leads growth at 78 percent, followed by the United Kingdom/Europe at 15 percent. Traditional property and casualty coverages remain dominant, with significant increases in property (29 percent), medical stop loss (37 percent), and cyber liability (17 percent). Read More