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Pinnacle Actuarial Resources has promoted Nicholas Gurgone to consulting actuary. 20 June 2019
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The US government must renew the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act (TRIPRA), due to expire on December 31 next year, according to Tarique Nageer, a property terrorism placement and advisory leader at Marsh. 19 June 2019
Actuarial & underwriting
Demand for cyber insurance continued to grow in 2018, but it remains unclear exactly how big the market is due to a lack of data from captives. 18 June 2019
Analysis
Artex Risk Solutions has made several appointments within its international division. 17 June 2019
Analysis
Julie Mix McPeak, the former commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance (TDCI), has been named as head of the new Nashville office of international law firm Greenberg Traurig. 17 June 2019
Analysis
Bermuda will this week send a delegation of government, regulatory and industry representatives to Toronto, Canada, to strengthen ties between the two countries and explore new opportunities for bilateral trade and investment. 17 June 2019
Analysis
The demand for insurance talent is growing, which is especially true for the captive insurance industry. With baby- boomers retiring, generation X aging and millennials switching off at the mention of insurance - , where is the talent going to come from? Kathleen O’Neil Larkin, attorney and instructor at Missouri State University, says the gap between industry and academia must be bridged. 14 June 2019
Analysis
An enterprise risk management micro-captive programme may not be as robust as a mega-company's ERM programme, but many of the same benefits may be achieved. Ryan Ralston, director of risk management at Elevate Captives, has the details. 13 June 2019
Analysis
The new EU Economic Substance Act represents a paradigm shift for the captives industry but is also an opportunity for Bermuda, despite many in the captives sector being understandably nervous about its implications. 13 June 2019
Analysis
Many captives are still paying over the odds for their collateral arrangements due to an inertia when it comes to exploring the use of captive collateral trusts instead of letters of credit (LoC). While more captives are starting to use the option, many captive owners and captive managers neglect the idea, often due to myths that do not stand up to scrutiny. 13 June 2019
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