Captive insurance companies are increasingly at the heart of companies’ risk management strategies. Alan Fleming looks at how the sector has evolved and grown in sophistication. 1 January 1970
Captives may be conservative investors but even they can learn some important lessons from the financial crisis, explains William Dalziel. 1 January 1970
Captives are facing a growing number of actuarial challenges as a result of Solvency II and changing accounting standards, explains Karl Murphy. 1 January 1970
IMAC’s new chairman profiles the Cayman Islands’ continuing success as a captive domicile and provides an annual update on progress made by the industry. 1 January 1970
Renowned globally for its cultural and natural wonders, Arizona has also developed a thriving captive insurance industry to add to its riches. 1 January 1970
Before considering buy-backs and dividends, captives need to fully understand the implications of returning funds to their parent companies, say Peter MacKay, Ian Bridges and Jennifer Reid. 1 January 1970
The National Risk Retention Association (NRRA) has been the voice of the risk retention and purchasing group industry for more than two decades. Robert H. Myers recalls some of its biggest successes. 1 January 1970
It’s a good practice every now and then to fine-tune complex structures. The US captive industry is no different. Only this time, the tool used is the strategic review, says Michael Serricchio. 1 January 1970
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