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Holmes Murphy, an independent brokerage involved in property/casualty and employe benefits, has expanded its captive insurance subsidiary Main Street to include businesses with 10-50 employees. 29 March 2018
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Mid-sized companies should follow the lead of Amazon, JP Morgan and Berkshire Hathaway by taking a more proactive, long-term approach to the purchase of their employees’ healthcare in response to skyrocketing costs, according to Mike Schroeder, founder and president of Roundstone. 29 March 2018
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European legacy acquirer DARAG has formed a strategic partnership with London-based investment management company New Nordic Advisors, focusing on a number of project areas, including the provision of legacy, active business and restructuring solutions. 27 March 2018
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Cyber risk is evolving but so are the risk transfer solutions available, Anup Seth, managing director of Aon Insurance Managers (Bermuda), tells Captive International. 12 March 2018
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International financial centres such as Barbados must develop a niche strategy within the limitations of a new world order requiring more onerous governance and regulation, as Ricardo Knight & Kirk Cyrus of JLT Barbados explain. 9 March 2018
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Strategic Risk Solutions Europe (SRS Europe) has introduced a carbon emission risk programme to be run in conjunction with Kenneth Miger of Carbon Risk Solutions. 1 March 2018
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There is an increasing appetite from multinationals to explore the benefits that captives bring when reinsuring employee benefits programmes, says Matthias Helmbold, head technical & services, MAXIS Global Benefits Network. 28 February 2018
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Mid-size companies are continuing to see the benefit of captive insurance solutions, such as US captives that make the 831(b) election, despite negative stories labeling them as tax shelters or instances of poorly structured captives being taken to court. 26 February 2018
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The government of the Pacific Island country Tonga has received a $3.5 million pay-out from the Pacific Catastrophe Risk Insurance Company (PCRIC) following Cyclone Gita, a Category 4 cyclone that struck the islands on February 12, 2018. 26 February 2018
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Innovative risk transfer will influence the future of the captive insurer as a business model, as Marcus Schmalbach of BlockART Institute explains. 22 February 2018
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