A large international industrial client approached C.I. to perform a comprehensive Enterprise Risk Assessment to uncover any risks their business may be exposed to. Their primary concern being the exposure to international trade credit risk to protect the insured businesses from losses related to buyers’ non-payment of commercial debts.
The Cayman Captive Forum 2024, held in the Cayman Islands, showcased the jurisdiction's prominence in the global captive insurance industry. The forum opened with remarks from Kieran Mehigan, managing director of Marsh and chairman of the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman (IMAC). He emphasized the conference's growth and international appeal, noting that it was fully sold out.
The cyber reinsurance market is evolving significantly in 2024, characterized by growth, increased stability, and adaptation to emerging risks. Here are the key developments:
Working with their property and casualty insurance broker, C.I. underwrote the policies according to the unique facts and circumstances surrounding the insured’s portfolio and operations. Utilizing C.I.’s turn-key structure, they were able to bind coverage prior to their captive being formed, allowing for them to comfortably make the insurance decision first, and the captive formation process after.
Heavy CAT losses in 2024 are driving what could be a tumultuous 2025 renewal season.
A large skilled/assisted living facility turns to C.I. to solve their General Liability and Professional Liability problems
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