Skuld Norway’s Bermuda-domiciled captive, Skuld Mutual Protection and Indemnity Association (Skuld Bermuda), was established nearly five decades ago as a contingency against geopolitical disruption.
Since introducing its captive statute in July 2023, Alberta has proved a popular destination for Canadian businesses, with the jurisdiction now hosting 45 captives.
As part of the relaunch, I–RE has increased its commercial property primary limit to $20m and its general liability limit to $5m and added a new excess facility for both lines up to required limits.
The captive began writing business in 2023 as a special purpose insurer, providing contractual liability insurance for the decommissioning of oil and gas wells and facilities owned by its parent company, OneNexus LLC.
Jonathan Edwards, Partner and Head of Insurance and Risk at HCR Law, provides an assessment of the July 2026 consultation papers and their implications for corporate Britain, traditional insurance programmes and insurers.
Michael Parrish joins Aon with more than 30 years of experience across captive insurance, alternative risk financing, risk management and insurance consulting.
As companies grapple with geopolitical uncertainty, they are increasingly looking to captives to help manage and finance the risks arising from a more volatile environment.
The Prudential Regulation Authority’s (PRA) proposal to allow UK captives to insure owner-controlled insurance programmes (OCIPs) could boost the appeal of its pending captive regime among companies involved in major infrastructure projects.
In this special live episode, Richard is joined by four special guests to discuss the evolution and value of National Grid's 40-year-old captive insurance company.
In this GCP Short, produced in partnership with the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman, we focus on the booming group captive business and the domicile’s very established specialism in this area.