Medical stop loss for single parent captives
As medical costs continue to rise and regulatory uncertainties threaten the amount of control employers are able to maintain within more conventional insurance structures, interest in self-funding and medical stop loss captives will continue to grow, says Phillip Giles of QBE North America.
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Risk Strategies acquires Maryland-based captive manager Oxford Risk
18-07-2018
US insurance broker Risk Strategies has agreed to acquire Oxford Risk Management Group, a Maryland-based provider of alternative risk and captive insurance services.
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