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Fiducia MGA provides UK brokers with marine equipment insurance solution
07 November 2023
UK Reporter Frances Jones

The UK-based MGA’s offers cover for all risks of physical loss or damage to marine and subsea equipment

James Spears joins Alliant Kansas
07 November 2023
US Reporter Frances Jones

He joins Alliant from Gallagher, where he was area vice president

SRS launches MGU Altitude for alternative risk transfer solutions
06 November 2023
Switzerland Reporter Frances Jones

Loredana Mazzoleni Neglén (pictured) will lead Altitude as CEO

AM Best: captive insurer numbers set to grow in Europe
06 November 2023
Europe Reporter Frances Jones

The ratings company made the statement in its latest market segment report on the European captive market

Lewis & Ellis appoints Sakshi Rawat as associate actuary
06 November 2023
India Reporter Frances Jones

Rawat will lead the firm’s captive insurance solutions practice

AM Best affirms “Excellent” credit ratings of Marble Re
03 November 2023
Micronesia Reporter Frances Jones

Marble Re is a wholly-owned subsidiary and a single-parent captive of Marubeni Corporation

Marc Kutter to join SRS as chief marketing officer
03 November 2023
US Reporter Frances Jones

Kutter will have responsibility for global sales and marketing activities within SRS

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In this issue of Captive Insurance Times, Würk CEO Deborah Saneman unveils new captive offerings to help the legal cannabis industry in the US secure employee benefits.

With the UAE’s two financial-free zones stepping up their game, more local and regional businesses may be looking closer to home to meet their captive insurance needs.

Elsewhere, Michael Whitfield, head of UK relationships at Atlas Insurance, talks to John Savage about the rising opportunities for protected cell company in the UK market.

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Nate Reznicek
Captives.Insure

Nate Reznicek, president and principal consultant at Captives.Insure, discusses how the firm's independent approach to captive consulting and underwriting benefits brokers and captive managers

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Jen Lee
QBE North America

With rising demand for organ transplants straining the budgets of self-funded health plans, Jen Lee, vice president at QBE North America, speaks with Diana Bui about how the company’s specialised coverage and stop-loss integration offer a comprehensive solution while ensuring high-quality patient care

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Clint Casabella
Grid151

Clint Casabella, senior vice president for strategy and business development at Grid151, highlights the potential for title reinsurance solutions to address gaps left by traditional title insurers in the captive insurance market

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TJ Strickland
Strickland Hardee

TJ Strickland, managing partner at Strickland Hardee, explains the federal tax implications for captives in the US and how to reduce the risk of IRS scrutiny

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Expanding footprint in Asia

The Cayman Islands opened its Asia office in Singapore in June this year in an attempt to bolster its offering in the region. Ned Holmes drills into the motivation behind their latest expansion and what it says about the Asian captives market

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Reshaping asset strategies under Solvency II

Diana Bui sits down with industry experts to assess how Solvency II modifications and other regulatory changes affect asset management strategies for captive insurers in Europe

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Insurtech’s well-laid plan

The innovation, creativity and agility of insurtechs make them a perfect fit for captive insurance when the time is right

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Europe

Europe, home to many of the world’s leading financial centres, has yet to fully capitalise on its potential in the captive insurance market. Experts explore strategies to unlock the continent's untapped potential for growth in captive

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Michigan

Michigan’s captive premium volume grew beyond US$3 billion in 2023 as it continued to establish itself in a competitive US market. Ned Holmes investigates how the domicile has made up for lost time

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The Cayman Islands

The Cayman Islands is emerging as a leading hub for insurance-linked securities and collateralised reinsurance, attracting diverse industry players with innovative licensing and rapid regulatory processes

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The Bahamas

Dana Munnings-Gray, acting superintendent of insurance at the Insurance Commission of The Bahamas, outlines how to harness captive insurance to enhance wealth management and risk mitigation

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