Richard Cutcher and Luke Harrison
Domicile Wars: Premium volume and capital remain key indicators for Hawaii’s growth
Although Hawaii has not added the same headline number of new captives in recent years compared to some other US domiciles, its existing portfolio continues to increase in sophistication and premium volume.
Singapore captive association to support regulatory, industry dialogue
A captive owner association in Singapore is being developed by PARIMA and could be the first of several such groups in the region.
French captive success could prompt “domino effect” across Europe
The “outstanding achievement” of France’s risk management association AMRAE to secure legislation introducing a regulatory framework for captives has given impetus to efforts in Italy, Spain and Germany to lobby for more appropriate captive regimes.
New French regime “could triple” captive number in France
Captives are not new to France, with five new establishments in the past two years but updated legislation is expected to boost numbers.
Latest Podcasts
GCP Short: America’s group captive surge
Guy Carpenter's Rob Collins and Linda Johnson, of Old Republic Risk Management, discuss the why, what and how of the group captive surge in the United States.
GCP Short: Why property is such a good fit for captive insurers
Zurich's Adriana Scherzinger and a panel of leading captive experts recreate their popular session at RISKWORLD 2025 to debate and discuss why property programmes continue to be such a popular addition to captive insurance companies.
GCP #124: The UK enters captive world, so what next?
Richard is joined by a host of guests to share reaction and analysis of the news that the UK will be implementing a "bespoke" and "competitive" captive insurance regime by 2027.