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Christopher Lajtha of France-based independent risk management resource Adageo explains why a captive insurance company can represent a very effective management tool, notwithstanding the costs of operating it. In the final of three articles he sums up the arguments and looks at the issues. 12 June 2017
Analysis
To convince large members to join with smaller members, and vice versa, the prospective premium rating system needs to take account of loss experience. Hugh Rosenbaum, captive consultant and retired principal of Willis Towers Watson, explains the principle of proportional parity. 5 June 2017
Analysis
Christopher Lajtha of France-based independent risk management resource Adageo explains why a captive insurance company can represent a very effective management tool, notwithstanding the costs of operating it. In the second of three articles he addresses the issues surrounding centralised insurance procurement and strategy. 1 June 2017
Analysis
Willis Towers Watson’s Global Services and Solutions (GSS) practice has appointed Paul Devitt as director, based in London. 25 May 2017
Analysis
Christopher Lajtha of France-based independent risk management resource Adageo looks at the value proposition of a captive—why a captive insurance company can represent a very effective management tool, notwithstanding the costs of operating it. In the first of three articles he addresses the operational context in what can be a complex world. 19 May 2017
Analysis
With huge annual costs of employee health and risk benefits, multinational companies are continuing to explore alternative finance solutions. Speaking with Captive International, Mark Cook, director at Willis Towers Watson, looks at the advantages and disadvantages of two approaches: multinational pooling and captives. 11 May 2017
Actuarial & underwriting
In the first of a series of articles for Captive International captive consultant and retired principal of WTW Hugh Rosenbaum explores the mechanics of setting up a group captive and why it might be a good option for insurance buyers. 26 April 2017
Analysis
The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) has granted licensing approval to students from Indianapolis-based Butler University’s Lacy School of Business to create a captive insurance company in Bermuda. 24 April 2017
Analysis
A majority of executives are concerned that the captive insurance industry will face a shortage of adequately trained staff in the future, according to an exclusive online poll conducted by the website Captive International. 15 December 2016
Accounting & tax analysis
Seven videos are being released by the Bermuda Business Development Agency (BDA) over the next four weeks explaining what captives are and how they can be used as highly-effective self-insurance vehicles to cut costs and manage risks. 8 November 2016
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