13 October 2023news

Captive International ECIROA survey enters last ten days

Captive International, in partnership with the European Captive Insurance and Reinsurance Owner's Association (ECIROA), is conducting a survey of European captive owners and managers, to be presented at the European Captive Forum in November, and we need your participation as the survey enters its last ten days before it closes.

We’re asking Europe-based captive owners and managers, including risk managers and captive brokers closely involved in the management of one or more captives, about how captives use, manage, and value independent non-executive directors (INEDs), meaning non-employees or non-former employees of the insured group or from your service providers.

In an environment where transparency and scrutiny are more pertinent than ever for captives, we want to get a better understanding of how captives use these individuals, how this has changed – and how their role has and is changing as regulations and the expectations of stakeholders change.

To help us do the best job possible, we would really appreciate if you share this survey with your colleagues and peers who have a direct involvement in the decision-making around one or more captives as an owner, manager, risk manager, or broker to offer an informed perspective on this issue.

The results will be unveiled at the European Captive Forum 2023 on November 8-9 in Luxembourg, and a more in-depth report will follow, published by Captive International.

You can participate in this industry-first survey here. Please note this survey will close on October 23, 2023.


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