PNC Institutional Asset Management appoints Anne Douglas (Ritts) as vice president and client manager within its insurance solutions group.
Unity Captive Solutions has appointed Joseph Messick as director of operations.
Aon has appointed George Attard as global head of analytics for Reinsurance Solutions, while he continues in his role as chief strategy officer for the division.
Marsh identifies insurance as a foundational enabler for the commercial viability of carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects in its latest report.
QBE launches its primary insurance offering in Bermuda as part of its international markets business.
Philip Stack joins Howden as managing director to lead its alternative risk and captives practice in the United States.
NFP, an Aon company, launches its property and casualty (P&C) group captive practice following the acquisition of Trinity Risk Advisors.
Captive Insurance Times reporter Nicole Bennett speaks with Daniel Towle, president of the Captive Insurance Companies Association (CICA), regarding the strategic choice of venue, professional development opportunities and navigating the networking landscape at the upcoming 2026 international conference
The Beneficial Ownership Act 2025 removes long-standing exemptions for captives, signalling a significant shift in Bermuda’s regulatory landscape. Michelle Falcucci, partner at Carey Olsen, speaks with Captive Insurance Times reporter Nicole Bennett about how these changes align the jurisdiction with international standards and what captive boards must do to remain compliant
Stephen Taylor, director of the Delaware Bureau of Captive and Financial Products, sits down with Captive Insurance Times John Savage, detailing how process streamlining, flexible capital, and new D&O options are empowering captives to manage complex, emerging risks like ESG, data privacy, and climate volatility.
The establishment of the Cook Islands Captive Insurance Company (CICIC) marks a pivotal moment for the nation’s financial services industry and its long-term resilience.
Jack Meskunas, Executive Director — investments at Oppenheimer & Co., reflects on 30 years in captive insurance asset management, from his early days at Lehman Brothers to navigating a rate environment in flux.
The captive insurance market in 2025 saw an evolution that significantly outpaced initial industry projections, moving captives from niche instruments to strategic enablers of corporate and regional resilience.
Charlene Tilbanie, Vice President at Global Captive Management, Ltd. (GCM), advocates that the traditional trust model is inadequate for modern healthcare risk. She makes the case that a captive is essential for achieving the financial transparency, superior control, and strategic resilience needed to navigate risks like ‘nuclear verdicts’ and ‘emerging exposures’.
Paul Shimomoto, president and director, Hawaii Captive Insurance Council, looks at why the domicile is the perfect home for captive insurers
Carter Lawrence, commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, sits down with John Savage to talk about the state’s growth as a captive domicile
Kevin Poole, general manager at the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman, sits down with Captive Insurance Times to discuss the domicile’s captive positioning
Italy is carving out a growing presence in the European captive insurance market, as domestic licences, redomiciliations and evolving regulation begin to reshape its position among emerging domiciles in Europe
