Nuclear and thermonuclear verdicts—jury awards exceeding $10 million and $100 million, respectively—are reshaping the auto insurance landscape, driving unprecedented financial pressures on insurers and policyholders alike. These massive payouts, fueled by shifting jury attitudes and aggressive legal strategies, are forcing insurers to recalibrate risk models, tighten underwriting, and pass costs to consumers through higher premiums. Here’s how these verdicts are impacting the industry and what it means for future rates
A look at the 2025 hurricane forecast as compared to the same predictions for 2024 predictions and the corresponding results.
The IRS has extended penalty relief for non-disclosure of certain micro-captive insurance transactions while formalizing stricter criteria for classifying these arrangements as "listed transactions" or "transactions of interest." until July 31, 2025. These classifications determine reporting obligations and potential penalties under the 2025 final regulations.
April has already been packed full of updates, news, and global geopolitical drama. With tariffs titrating upwards, market volatility and geopolictial uncertainty, there are no shortage of pertinent pieces of information relevant to the insurance industry and global markets to keep up with.
A Midwest-based liquid bulk fuel hauler, recently completed its third captive insurance renewal with Captives Insure (C.I.). This milestone reflects the company’s commitment to leveraging innovative insurance solutions to achieve financial stability and competitive advantages in the fuel transportation industry.
Captive insurance structures offer a strategic avenue for businesses to manage risk while optimizing financial performance through tailored investment strategies. By aligning investment portfolios with the captive’s lifecycle and risk appetite, companies can enhance liquidity, grow surplus, and achieve long-term stability. Below, we explore investments in captives, the role of investment policy statements, and the importance of investment managers, and historical performance benchmarks.
Corporate governance is the cornerstone of any successful captive insurance arrangement. As captives are unique entities designed to manage risk for their parent organizations, they require a governance framework that ensures compliance, fosters accountability, and aligns with strategic goals. This article delves into the critical elements of corporate governance in captive insurance, the importance of selecting a reputable domicile, and the professionals essential to the process.
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