Aon's Gray: Captive Sponsors Find Ways to Lower Cost of Risk

Great American's Frey: Associations Can Profit From Forming Captives

Missouri's Talley: Positive Signs for Captive Activity

NRRA's Deems: Automation Set to Pose Challenges to RRGs

Milliman's Meehan: Captive Feasibility Studies Reveal Changing Risks

Vermont's Towle: State Sees Surge in Captive Redomestications

Pinnacle's Liu: Segregated Cell Captives Can Fit Certain Risk Profiles

Zurich's Bauman: Captives Expand Into Benefits, Absentee Management

Regulators Concerned That Domicile Switching Hurts Captive Oversight

Willis TW's Paasch: New Coverage Can Include Talent, Loyalty

HAI Group's Thomson: Captives Need Price Stability, Not Short-Term Discounts

EWI Re’s McElhiney: Captives Escape the Hard Market Startup Cycle

JLT Towner’s Ogden: Offshore Captive Owners Look to Branch Out

Great American’s Miller: Insurers Bring Additional Capabilities to Captives

Starting a Captive Takes Planning, Preparation and Time

A.M. Best's Eslami: Rated Captives Outperform Broader Commercial Market

The Institutes' Thomas: Captives Best For High-Frequency, Low-Severity Risk

Nonprofits' Davis: Soft Market Drives Some Carriers to Irresponsible Pricing

Willis Towers Watson's Swanke: Captives Take on Wider Range of Risk

Delaware's Kinion: Captives Face Range of Regulatory Issues

Captives Face Mix of Global Headwinds

Vermont's Provost: Team Effort Reduces Captive Failures

VCIA'S Smith: Captive Insurance Sector Not as Static as It May Appear

QBE's Giles: Health Reform Drives Interest in Benefits Captives

Marsh's Boucher: Widening Role for Captives Puts Focus on Capital

CICA's Harwick: Captives No Longer Are Hard-Market Phenomena

Aon's Mullen: Brexit Vote Impacts Malta, Ireland, Bermuda Insurers