Sol Feinberg and Hale Stewart were recently featured in an article by Captive Insurance Times titled, "How the Tax Court’s Risk Distribution Analysis Misapplies the Law of Large Numbers". In it, they discuss how the US tax court’s approach to risk distribution is rooted in a flawed reliance on the Law of Large Numbers. The […]
Jason Luckett and Rich Moncher were recently featured in an article by Captive Insurance Times titled, "Harnessing the Full Spectrum of Information". In it, they discuss property analytics for the captive insurance market. The property insurance market is evolving, and analytics can support effective decision making in a rapidly changing environment. Property risks are now […]
Michelle Bradley and Enoch Starnes were recently featured in an article by Captive Insurance Times titled, "Quantifying Captives' Strategic Value". In this informative Q&A article, they share insights on how actuarial analysis is helping captives deliver broader strategic value beyond cost savings. Questions such as, "What are some innovative actuarial metrics or key performance indicators […]
Michelle Bradley and Enoch Starnes were recently featured in an article by Captive Insurance Times titled, "Breaking New Ground and Paving the Way". Along with other industry leaders, they reflect on the key trends that defined the captive insurance landscape in 2024 and share their predictions for challenges and opportunities in 2025. In regards to […]
Michelle Bradley and Enoch Starnes were recently interviewed by Captive Insurance Times to discuss how to successfully set up and manage a captive program. If you or your organization is considering captive insurance options, you won't want to miss the expert insight found in their recent article. Questions such as, "Selecting the optimal domicile is […]
In a recent article published by Captive International, Michelle Bradley and Enoch Starnes provide a guide to what needs to be addressed after companies with a captive are acquired or merged. Of the many considerations needed during mergers and acquisitions (M&A), one that may not be clearly defined is the integration of captives. Existing captive […]
Rich Moncher recently co-authored a research paper with Jessica Leong and Kate Jordan, and it was published by the Casualty Actuarial Society. Each paper in this research series addresses a different aspect of race and insurance pricing as viewed through the lens of property and casualty insurance, and this paper in particular provides an overview […]
In a recent article published by Captive International, Jason Luckett and Ben Brandon of Risk Strategies Consulting look at what happens when a captive sees the need to employ another actuary. Captive insurance companies can be a great tool, as they are uniquely capable of meeting the specific insurance needs of the parent company. However, their […]
In a recent article published by Captive International, Sol Feinberg and Enoch Starnes discuss how the captive insurance space serves as an enticing option for entities faced with emerging or complex risks which often have limited amounts of historical data points. While this presents obstacles for actuarial analytics using traditional methods, it doesn’t mean actuarial […]
In a recent article published by Captive International, Michelle Bradley and Enoch Starnes discuss, “A Reflection on Data and Analytics for Captives". In it, they examine the business world’s reliance on data and analytics as decision-making tools, and how it has undoubtedly increased over the past two decades. Captive insurance has, of course, been no […]