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David Stebbing

Premium, cost allocation: The dismal science that pays dividends

When a firm buys insurance via a centralized risk management function, it hopes to enjoy the economies of scale of the unified consolidated organisation. Using the captive allows the organisation to harness the economic strength, size, and risk-taking ability of the larger combined group, while recognising the smaller risk appetites of the component business units.

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GCP Short: How tokenisation could transform insurance capital

In this GCP Short, produced in partnership with ⁠Jeometri Insurance Managers⁠ in Guernsey, we focus on tokenisation in insurance and its potential application by captives and other vehicles.

CO Spotlight: Financing Account Receivable risk with Acer’s Christian Greisberger

Chris Greisberger, Head of Global Risk Management at Taiwanese computer hardware giant Acer, explains how he has implemented an innovative captive programme to finance Account Receivables risk.

GCP Short: Evolving cyber market and role for captives

Esme Gould and Nick Pritchard, of Zurich Insurance Company UK, discuss the state of the commercial cyber market and the current trends in how corporates are using their captive.

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