Contents


Bouncing back 8 Dennis Harwick, CICA


After a difficult few years in the wider economy, US captive growth is beginning to gain traction, but challenges nevertheless remain.


Accelerating growth 10 US Captive


The US captive sector has had a strong year, as the engine of captive growth finds another gear.


An experienced bench 14 Mike Mead, Constitution Insurance


As increasingly innovative approaches to captive entities become part of the US landscape, Constitution outlines its Delaware-based offering.


Five questions: unpacking your feasibility study 18 US Captive


An examination of the challenges faced and those questions that need to be addressed in a captive feasibility study.


A tempest in a teacup? 22 US Captive


With Solvency II imminent, US captives are watching the progress of Europe’s new regulatory regime with interest. Some believe its implications will be significant. Some are convinced otherwise. US Captive addresses both sides of the debate.


Cost of risk: show me the money 26


Mary Chmielowiec and Brad Granger, PointRight Inc. With families, patients and lawyers paying increasingly close attention to quality of care, PointRight outlines the significance of effective risk analytics to the assessments of US healthcare providers.


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