Karen Amos and Donna Smith of AIG Global Risk Solutions in Bermuda look behind the curtains of multinational captive fronting programmes
Ken MacDonald of Miller Insurance Services provides a brief history of the origin of captives before outlining how large organisations can maximise their risk management approach
Self-funding has long proven to be the most efficient form of financing healthcare insurance, says Phillip Giles of QBE North America
Nigel Feetham of Gibraltar law firm Hassans plots the history of information, and what it could do for insurance in the future
Insuring risks via a captive programme offers many benefits for companies, but insurance accounting for captive programmes can sometimes be challenging. Richard Plano of AIG Global Risk Solutions explains how working with experienced providers can help
Not-for-profit captives have been making the most of their distinct advantages
A picture paints a thousand words, but what about an insurance policy? Milliman’s Michael Meehan takes a look
Three non-traditional insurance arrangements are, in principle, the same, yet they operate very differently, says Stuart King of FR Global Advisors