GCP #3: Steve Kinion, Fredrik Finnman, Karin Landry and Mikhail Raybshteyn

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March 31, 2019

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Steve Kinion, Director of Delaware’s Bureau of Captive and Financial Insurance Products

Recording at the CICA International Conference in Tucson, Arizona, Richard Cutcher is joined by guest co-host Steve Kinion, Director of Delaware’s Bureau of Captive and Financial Insurance Products, as they debate counting captives and compare international captive regulation.

Richard also speaks to Fredrik Finnman, Head of Group Risk Management at Swedish multinational Sandvik and Spring Consulting’s Karin Landry about workers’ compensation, employee benefits and Solvency II, while Mikhail Raybshteyn, of EY, provides an update on tax matters in the United States.

Dan Towle, President of the Captive Insurance Companies Association, also drops in to discuss the success of this year’s CICA International Conference.

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GCP #2: Jason Flaxbeard, Bertrand Gilson, Anjanette Fowler and Dominic Wheatley

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March 17, 2019

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Bertrand Gilson, Builders Insurance Holdings

Richard Cutcher is joined by guest co-host Jason Flaxbeard, of Beecher Carlson, and discusses captive investment strategies with Bertrand Gilson, Chief Investment Officer of Builders Insurance Holdings, and Anjanette Fowler, of Madison Scottsdale.

Richard also speaks to Dominic Wheatley, CEO of We Are Guernsey, about UK parliament’s attempt to enforce public beneficial ownership registers on the Crown Dependencies.

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GCP #1: Ciaran Healy, Carl Leeman and Emma Sansom

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March 3, 2019

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Richard Cutcher is joined by guest co-host Ciaran Healy, who started his new role at Aon at the start of February, while Carl Leeman, CRO at Belgian multinational Katoen Natie, explains why he views Solvency II as “useless”.

Richard also speaks to Zurich’s Emma Sansom about the changing role of fronting insurers and why they are seeing increased interest in writing cyber risk through the corporate captive.