Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) policies are complex contracts with varying coverage terms, exclusions, and conditions. Unlike general liability insurance, EPLI is a named-perils policy, meaning it covers only the …
Understand the difference between admitted and non-admitted insurance, how they work across borders, and what they mean for policyholders, brokers, and global programs. Includes real-world examples and practical insights.
Although they’re becoming more common, captive insurance companies are still relatively rare. Unlike traditional commercial
Conducting a captive feasibility study is a critical step in captive formation. It allows companies
Forming a captive insurance company is a great way for a corporation to reduce costs, customize its coverage, and have more control over its insurance. However, not all captive structures operate the same way.
A captive feasibility study is a critical early step in forming a captive insurance company, but its value goes far beyond initial approval. When fully leveraged, feasibility studies are strategic tools that can shape how …
First-party cyber coverage is the portion of a cyber insurance policy that protects your business when you suffer direct losses from a cyber incident. It reimburses your organization for its own costs—such as data restoration, incident response, …
‘First-party insurance’ refers to a type of insurance designed to cover a business’s own direct losses from events like fire, theft, or cyberattacks. When a covered peril strikes, this …
A fronting agreement is an arrangement in which a licensed, admitted insurer issues and administers an insurance policy on behalf of a captive insurer.
A captive insurance company is an insurance company established by a business for the purpose of insuring that business’ risks. Unlike a traditional commercial insurance company that will issue …
Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) policies are complex contracts with varying coverage terms, exclusions, and conditions. Unlike general liability insurance, EPLI is a named-perils policy, meaning it covers only the …
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Understand the difference between admitted and non-admitted insurance, how they work across borders, and what they mean for policyholders, brokers, and global programs. Includes real-world examples and practical insights.
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Although they’re becoming more common, captive insurance companies are still relatively rare. Unlike traditional commercial insurance, most businesses don’t have any direct experience with captives. As a result, the subject is often shrouded by myth, misconception, and misinformation. So, we decided to set the record straight. In this guide, you’ll learn the benefits of captive insurance
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Conducting a captive feasibility study is a critical step in captive formation. It allows companies to make informed decisions about whether to form a captive and the best way to do so. In this article, we’ll go over the basics of a feasibility study, what they include, and who is involved in creating them.
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Forming a captive insurance company is a great way for a corporation to reduce costs, customize its coverage, and have more control over its insurance. However, not all captive structures operate the same way.
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A captive feasibility study is a critical early step in forming a captive insurance company, but its value goes far beyond initial approval. When fully leveraged, feasibility studies are strategic tools that can shape how …
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First-party cyber coverage is the portion of a cyber insurance policy that protects your business when you suffer direct losses from a cyber incident. It reimburses your organization for its own costs—such as data restoration, incident response, …
First-Party Cyber Insurance Read More »
‘First-party insurance’ refers to a type of insurance designed to cover a business’s own direct losses from events like fire, theft, or cyberattacks. When a covered peril strikes, this …
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A fronting agreement is an arrangement in which a licensed, admitted insurer issues and administers an insurance policy on behalf of a captive insurer.
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A captive insurance company is an insurance company established by a business for the purpose of insuring that business’ risks. Unlike a traditional commercial insurance company that will issue …
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