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Lockton's Rapciewicz: Captive Clients Are More Willing to Retain Significant Risk

Peter Rapciewicz, executive vice president and alternative risk practice leader, Lockton Cos., said conditions in the commercial insurance market and better use of analytics are influencing client companies' risk decisions.

Aug. 14, 2023

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