
Captive Insurers
History
Captives were created over 60 years ago to meet the needs of global companies to participate in the profitable risks historically left to the traditional insurance market.
The first Captives were established in Bermuda, today they can be domiciled in the USA, the Caribbean, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
These structures are a best practice in risk management worldwide, with the vast majority of S&P 500 listed companies managing their risks through such vehicles.
There are around 7,000 Captives globally, which are responsible for generating a premium volume of approximately USD 200B annually.
Emblematic Captives
Implementation Process:
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Initial analysis that contemplates the different characteristics of the business such as financial statements, operations and insurance programs including its historical loss ratio in order to determine the viability of the project.
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Elaboration of a 5-year business plan that develops the insurance programs that will migrate to the captive.
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Collection of legal documents, compliance processes, opening of bank accounts, incorporation, corresponding permits, and obtaining the license to operate.
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Negotiation with different suppliers, alignment of contracts, selection process and issuance of policies to the captive.
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Qualified management team, administration, accounting, actuarial scenarios, external audits, compliance, and policy renewals.