Regulatory permissions are partly the reason for an expansion in the US captive market, while the opposite is true in the EU, says Paul H Phillips III of Ernst & Young
Although captives are adapting to the ongoing soft market, regulation continues to be a problem. Jason Flaxbeard of Beecher Carlson explains more
Groups and cells are among the best options for gaining access to the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, according to Thomas Stokes of JLT Towner
Attendees can expect a diverse range of topics at this year’s North Carolina Captive Conference, according to Jesse Coyle
Celebrating its 35th year in the captive business, Vermont is set to host a varied and informative conference. Vermont Captive Insurance Association president Richard Smith reveals what’s in store for attendees
There should be a loss prevention programme in place to deal with cyber crime and it should start with the internal response plan, says Adam Cottini of Arthur J Gallagher
Adam Peckman of Aon Risk Solutions reveals Aon’s first captive cyber survey results and explains how a captive can challenge the evolving threat of cyber risk
Michael Serricchio of Marsh Captive Solutions breaks down the 9th Captive Benchmarking Report to reveal how the captive market has changed