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GCP Short: How to work effectively with your regulator

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David Provost, Vermont
Heather McClure, OU Medicine
Deyna Feng, Cummins

In our latest GCP Short, in collaboration with the State of Vermont, three expert speakers discuss how to work effectively with your captive regulator and the benefits it brings.

Richard is joined by:

David Provost, Deputy Commissioner for Captive Insurance at the State of Vermont’s Department of Financial Regulation.

Heather McClure, Chief Risk Officer at OU Medicine, the academic health system affiliated with the University of Oklahoma, And the chief legal officer of its captive insuring the physicians and hospital entities.

Deyna Feng, Director of Captive Programmes at Fortune 500 engine giants Cummins.

To learn more about the State of Vermont and hear previous episodes featuring Dave Provost and his colleagues, visit their GCP page.

GCP #35: Ward Ching and VCIA preview with Colin Donavan and Scott Mildrum

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Ward Ching, Aon
Colin Donovan, STICO Mutual Insurance RRG
Scott Mildrum, Performa

In episode 35 of the Global Captive Podcast, supported by legacy specialists R&Q, Richard’s guest co-host is Ward Ching, Managing Director for Global Risk Consulting in the Western Region for Aon.​

Ward discusses his concept Next Gen Risk Financing and why he believes a fundamental change is needed in the way risk is traded. Captives, of course, will play a central role.

​Richard also welcomes Colin Donovan, President of STICO Mutual Insurance Risk Retention Group, and Scott Mildrum, Economic & Macro Strategist at Performa. Richard, Colin and Scott will be presenting a panel on The Economic Landscape and Your Captive Investment Portfolio at the VCIA annual conference on the 11th August and they provide a short preview.


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GCP Short: Global motor fleet safety and captive financing

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Paul Woehrmann, Zurich
Andrew Bradley
Lisa Willenegger, Zurich
David Cliff, Global Road Safety
Partnership

In this bonus GCP Short, Richard and an expert team of speakers discuss the growing safety challenges concerning global motor fleets and how a captive can help encourage a cultural shift in risk management.

The diverse panel discuss the state of the motor insurance market, the concerning trends in motor safety, how to encourage greater fleet risk management and why a captive can play a central role.

In the following order, Richard is joined by:

Lisa Willenegger, Head of Casualty Commercial Insurance at Zurich Insurance Company

David Cliff, CEO of the Global Road Safety Partnership

Andrew Bradley, former risk manager at Nestle

Jim Noble, Senior Vice President – Risk Engineering at eDriving

Paul Wöhrmann, Head of Captive Services for Europe, Middle-East, Africa, Asia Pacific and Latin America at Zurich

GCP Short: The how, what and why of cell captives

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Joseph Holahan, Morris, Manning
& Martin
Pete Kranz, Brown & Brown

In this GCP Short, produced in collaboration with Friends of the Podcast Morris, Manning and Martin LLP, Richard is joined by Joe Holahan, an attorney with Morris, Manning and Martin, and Pete Kranz, Captive Practice Leader at Beecher Carlson.

The trio discuss the different types of cell captives, why and by who they are utilised, how they are managed, good governance, and the important legal considerations concerning the segregation of assets and liabilities.

GCP #34: Laura Langone, Andrew Falk, London & Capital investments update

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Laura Langone, RIMS
Andrew Falk, SL Green Realty
Shadrack Kwasa, London & Capital
Sanjay Joshi, London & Capital

In episode 34 of the Global Captive Podcast, supported by legacy specialists R&Q, Richard’s guest co-host is Laura Langone, Head of Insurance Operations at Airbnb and President of the RIMS board of directors.

Laura discusses her experience with captives, the hardening market and RIMS’ position on the Pandemic Risk Insurance Act currently progressing through Congress.

The captive owner interview is with Andrew Falk, Senior Vice President of Asset Management at SL Green Realty, a Manhattan-based real estate investment trust with captives in New York and Vermont.

We also have the second quarter investments update from London & Capital, featuring Shadrack Kwasa, Executive Director, and Sanjay Joshi, Head of Fixed Income.


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GCP Short: Defining risk appetite in a hard market

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Jason Flaxbeard, Brown & Brown
Courtney Claflin, University of California
Mike Laperche, PRIDE Industries

In this latest GCP Short, produced in collaboration with Friends of the Podcast Beecher Carlson, Richard discusses defining risk appetite in a hardening market.

The three guests are Michael Laperche, Vice President of Risk Management at PRIDE Industries, Courtney Claflin, Executive Director of Captive Programs at the University of California, and Jason Flaxbeard, Senior Managing Director at Beecher Carlson

GCP #33: Anne Marie Towle, Cassie Bachman and defining risk appetite

Anne Marie Towle, Hylant
Cassie Bachman, Elevate Risk Solutions
Courtney Claflin, University of California
Mike Laperche, PRIDE Industries

In episode 33 of the Global Captive Podcast, supported by legacy specialists R&Q, Richard is joined by guest co-host Anne Marie Towle, Global Captive Solutions Leader at Hylant.

​Anne Marie reflects on a busy first 10 months in the role, where new interest in captives is coming from and Hylant’s ambitions for captive expansion.

We hear from captive owners Courtney Claflin, of University of California, and Mike Laperche, of PRIDE Industries, in a sneak peak of next week’s GCP Short with Friend of the Podcast Jason Flaxbeard, of Beecher Carlson. The full episode will be released on 12 July.

Cassie Bachman, Managing Director of Compliance at Elevate Captives, sheds some light on the government’s latest action in its investigation of micro-captives with its Summons issued to the Delaware Department of Insurance on 19 June.


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GCP Short: The meeting of captives, ILS and longevity

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Kate Storey, Walkers
Mike Pickard, Aon Guernsey

In this latest GCP Short with Friend of the Podcast Walkers global law firm, Richard is joined by Kate Storey, Guernsey-based Partner at Walkers, and Mike Pickard, a Senior Manager with Aon Guernsey.

​Richard, Kate and Mike discuss how the jurisdiction is well placed to facilitate innovation and collaboration between the captive, ILS and longevity markets, and why this might be of interest and value to captive owners.

GCP #32: Peter Carter, Jim Leimkuhler and Amplify Women

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Peter Carter, WTW
Jim Leimkuhler, Progressive Produce
Amy Evans, Intercare Holdings
Kara Tencellent, Coverys

In episode 32 of the Global Captive Podcast, supported by legacy specialists R&Q, Richard is joined by the new Head of the Willis Towers Watson Global Captive Practice, Peter Carter. Peter discusses a busy first six months at the helm and his background.

The captive owner interview is with Jim Leimkuhler, CEO of Progressive Produce in Los Angeles. Progressive Produce is a member of the Cayman-domiciled group captive Raffles Insurance and Jim explains how his organisation has benefited widely from a 16 year membership.

Richard is also joined by Amy Evans, Kara Tencellent and Sandy Bigglestone from CICA’s Amplify Women task force to discuss the initiative and its objectives and progress since its launch in 2019.


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GCP Short: Captive structures and tax – the invisible costs

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Karen Jenner, TMF Group
Joseph Finbow, TMF Group
Lisa Coomber, Vodafone

In this GCP Short, Richard is joined by Karen Jenner and Joseph Finbow, from Friends of the Podcast TMF, and Lisa Coomber, Senior Group Insurance Manager at Vodafone, to discuss captive structures and the often invisible costs that are insurance premium taxes and other levies.

This discussion should be particularly helpful to anyone involved with the design, implementation or management of global insurance programmes.

In 20 very practical minutes, the experts outline what taxes are associated with direct and non-admitted programmes, where the responsibilities for compliance lie within different structures and how it can sometimes be more efficient to run a hybrid programme of both direct writing and using fronting partners.