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Industry experts discuss the growth potential of the immature yet competitive captive market in Asia Pacific, as well as emerging risks and the importance of robust regulatory regimes
As interest for captives in the Asia Pacific region grows, the diverse countries that are straddling the captive stratosphere must consider whether to enter the top layer of captive insurance or risk plummeting back to Earth
Franck Baron speaks to John Savage about the benefits of his Singapore-domiciled captive Odeon Re, the captive insurance company of International SOS
The Monetary Authority of Singapores is taking steps towards its goal of becoming a global insurance marketplace in 2018 by establishing itself as a positive environment for creating catastrophe bonds. Ian Stewart, partner at Clyde & Co, explains more
Henry Brandts-Giesen and Jackson Tu’inukuafe of Dentons talk about key domiciles for captive insurance in Asia Pacific
Market participants consider the captive growth in Singapore, while identifying its barriers and opportunities
Singapore’s ILS market has grown since its introduction in 2018, and after recently extending the grant scheme until the end of 2022, industry professionals suggest that the market will continue to expand beyond this new deadline
Singapore maintains its place and reputation as the top Asian domicile but industry experts warn it also needs to keep pace with international regulatory frameworks
