Michael Meehan, consultant, Milliman, said potential captive sponsors are working to cover mostly traditional risks, with cyber a less-common risk topic.
Aug. 7, 2018
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Panel: Captives Tap Reinsurers for Capital, Business, Data Support
MMC's Watkins: Covering Benefits Via Captives Can Mean Revisiting Business Plan
Prospect of Federal Rules for Cyber Puts Pressure on Insurers, States
Shipping Exec: Nascent Captive Sector in China Looks to Vermont for Expertise
Panel: Better Movement of Information Via Blockchain Should Spark Captive Growth
Willis' Rider: As Organizations Evolve, Their Captives Must Stay Relevant
JLT's Towle: As Captives Age, Their Challenge Is Finding Fresh Leadership
XL's Bauman: When Selecting a Captive Domicile, Experience Matters
Medical Liability Panel: Insolvencies Tied to RRGs Formed for Short-Term Reasons
NRRA Deems: Despite Federal Law, Some States Obstruct Risk Retention Groups
Aon's Mourelatos: Self-Procurement Tax Concerns Send Some Captives Home
Soaring Risk: Panelists Explain How They Launched a Hang-Gliding RRG
Milliman's Meehan: Medical Stop Loss, Agency Needs Drive Captive Interest
Vermont's Davis: New Affiliated Reinsurance Company Type Aimed at Offshore Sector
Marsh's Boucher: Captives Emerge Under Privacy Spotlight
Vermont's Provost: Affiliated Reinsurance Companies Provide Path to Domicile Growth
Traditionally Low-Profile, the Captive Sector Draws Increasing Scrutiny
CICA's Towle: Captives Buffeted by Wave of Tax Cases
VCIA's Smith: Captive Sector Must Push Back on State Tax Moves
Great American's Frey: Agency Captives Usually Start With Questions on Collateral
Wilmington Trust's Quinn: Rising Rates Have Captives Rethinking Strategies
Rated Captive Insurers See Strong Performance Compared With Commercial Peers
