A growing number of medical stop loss (MSL) group captives are forming in the United States, though a shift is expected over the coming years with groups becoming more restrictive on membership, according to Andrew Berry, president at SRS Employee Benefits.
Medical stop loss captive use has increased in recent years largely due to spiralling medical costs in the commercial market.
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