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KPMG opens door for new generation of Bermudian captive insurance leaders
KPMG opens door for new generation of Bermudian captive insurance leaders
13 June 2025   The company’s new scholarship programme was developed with the BCN.
Artex report highlights rising role of captives
13 June 2025
Brown & Brown to acquire Accession in $9.8B deal
12 June 2025
ParetoHealth expands leadership with new CRO and CUO
12 June 2025
Captive Review US Awards 2025: Finalists Revealed for Individual Categories
12 June 2025
Finalists Announced for Company Categories at Captive Review’s US Awards 2025
11 June 2025
VCIA's Mead to step down
10 June 2025
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Latest Features

Analysis
Cargo and captives: reducing the impact of Carmack Amendment risks
Chris Denman, managing director – transportation and Claire Richardson, senior captive consultant at Hylant, look at how motor companies are increasingly looking to captives for their risk management needs.
Analysis
Utah's Captive Insurance Sector: A Dynamic Environment for Innovation and Growth
Captive International talked with Travis Wegkamp of the Utah Insurance Department on what the state offers the captive insurance market.
Analysis
As insurance market wavers, micro-captives offer lifeline for US small businesses
Peter Dawson, chief executive of Dawson LLC and adviser to the 831(b) Institute, points out how micro-captives can help small businesses in the US.
Analysis
Could South Africa’s cell captive model offer a blueprint for the UK?
Captive International talks to Jared Lesar of Root on how the UK can benefit from South Africa’s captive insurance regulations.
Analysis
Navigating the 831(b) quagmire
Peter Dawson, chief executive of Dawson LLC and adviser to the 831(b) Institute, talks to Captive International about why the IRS has become so against 831(b) elections.
Analysis
Cohesive communications among service providers – having a plan
Jack Meskunas, from Oppenheimer & Co, looks at the crucial communications challenges for captive management.
Analysis
Hidden gems – captive insurance offers job opportunities
We asked members of our FORTY Under 40 if they would recommend captive insurance as a career.
Analysis
Medical stop loss cover essential in US
Andrea Valacchi, director EMEA at Generali Employee Benefits, looks at the purpose, objectives and benefits of medical stop loss insurance in an international captive programme.
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More News

AIRROC appoints Reynolds to succeed Carolyn Fahey as executive director
10 June 2025   Katie Reynolds brings nearly a decade of experience in the legacy market.
AM Best Affirms Credit Ratings of Blue Whale Re
9 June 2025   The insurance company is a captive of Pfizer.
Talent, innovation are keys to navigating rising uncertainty: AIRMIC CEO Graham
9 June 2025   In a world of growing uncertainty, there will be much for risk professionals to discuss at AIRMIC 2025, says its CEO.
Captives can offer attractive uniformity in corporate risk management
9 June 2025   The growing use of captives is one of several forces reshaping the landscape of insurance and risk management.
Parametrics in captives: fast, transparent, and tailored risk management
9 June 2025   HDI’s dedicated risk finance proposition, HDI Enablers, can support clients as they navigate the risks and assess the impact in an ever-evolving market segment.
Innovation and new frameworks are driving growing use of captives
9 June 2025   Captives are gaining traction, however, a lot of work remains to be completed, says IFRIMA president Franck Baron.
CLIMATE TO CYBER: risk managers’ concerns as AIRMIC 2025 starts
9 June 2025   Weather resilience, climate change and cyber security are the three risks at the top of the agenda at AIRMIC 2025.
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