webinars

Webinar Recording. February 27, 2020. In our annual market update, we take a look at the key developments impacting the captive industry in 2019, as well reporting on captive numbers by domicile and discussing the outlook for the coming year.

In this health care focused webinar, we take a look at how emerging technologies are impacting the quality of patient outcomes, with a specific focus on improving diagnostic accuracy.

In this webinar, we take a look at the role of captives in natural catastrophe programs, as well as providing an overview of parametric insurance coverages compared to traditional property catastrophe programs.

This Webinar provides an introduction to captives by emphasizing the captive life cycle. The primer also covers the use of captives, including an overview of the many considerations that go into forming a captive.

As project values continue to increase, trades become more specialized, and new risks emerge, the construction industry has seen increased opportunities for captive utilization. How are captives responding to this challenge?

As captives successfully solve the problems their parents or sponsors formed them to address, they invariably face questions about their on-going role. In this webinar we discuss the need for strategic planning for captives and present a structured and efficient approach to the exercise.

Captives are increasingly facing greater corporate governance requirements. In this webinar we look at the requirements in different jurisdictions, the concept of proportionality and discuss best practices in corporate governance for captives.

2018 was a challenging year for captive insurance with an uncertain investment environment, continued tax scrutiny and consolidations among service providers. In our annual market update, we take a look at these and other trends affecting captives.

As we head into a new year and take stock of the current tax landscape what tax questions should captive owners be asking? In this webinar we answer 19 questions for ’19 to address the critical tax issues for captive owners.

Like all insurance companies, captives need capital to cover adverse events. Unlike commercial insurers, captives have a lower need for consumer protection against insolvency due to their parent ownership. So how much capital does a captive really need?