Management Services International
By expanding the captive solutions to a broader group of clients, which allows inclusion of companies whose budgeted premium is as low as $100,000, Management Services International (MSI) allows for more captive owners to enjoy the benefits of a captive insurance company, when appropriate for their business. Because of MSI's unique and innovative structure, our clients gain the ability to better manage their risk, potentially minimize the cost of their commercial property and casualty coverage, and additionally, they can participate in the insurance company profits. As the captive industry continues to evolve so does MSI. Business owners are now working with us to form warranty captives to create profit centers and also using captives to access the reinsurance market to combat rising premiums at renewal and to take back control of their risk management program. We work with insurers to allow for clients to write larger limits and take as little or as much risk as they would like in their captive. In addition, they also can obtain insurance company tax benefits. Our unique captive pool concept has promoted MSI to be a sought-after firm by business owners, CPAs, and Advisors since a greater amount of clients qualify to participate in the MSI captive pool. Additionally, our 831(b) expertise helps our clients achieve their goals more efficiently. Knowing that our highly trained, experienced, diverse team has successfully formed and managed hundreds of captives, MSI created a niche in the smaller captive manager's marketplace by providing smaller captive managers a streamlined back office service, which we call "The Key to MSI."
MSI is a captive manager that has experience and expertise in the following ART programs.
- Single-Parent Captives
- Fronted/Reinsured Captive Programs
- Large Deductible Captives
- Risk Retention Groups
- 831(b) captives, Pure
- Incorporated Protected Cells
MSI is domiciled in North Carolina, serves captives in the domicile of North Carolina, and has offices in North Carolina, Illinois, and Puerto Rico.
