Conferences, Webinars, and Events

North Carolina Captive Insurance Group Planning In-Person Conference

May 3, 2021

In another sign that the COVID-19 pandemic is easing, the North Carolina Captive Insurance Association (NCCIA) has announced that its upcoming 2021 annual conference will be held in person, not online. The conference will be held August 30 through September 1 in Durham, North Carolina. Read More


As Businesses Evolve, So Can Their Approach to Captive Insurance

April 14, 2021

For some companies, the move into captive insurance can be a process that evolves with the business, with the organization starting with a segregated cell before ultimately moving into a wholly owned captive. Economies of scale might become available as companies move along the size and premium spectrum. Read More


As COVID-19 Changes Health Care, Employers Look to Captive Insurance

April 12, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed health care in many ways, with those changes increasing employers' consideration of captive insurance stop-loss arrangements. Rising healthcare costs had employers moving to place stop-loss coverage in captives even before the pandemic. Changes in healthcare delivery and shifting employee demographics are increasing the trend. Read More


Remote Working Likely To Persist Post-Pandemic but Not without Risks

March 31, 2021

Among the major changes forced by the COVID-19 pandemic was a move to remote working for many organizations, an arrangement likely to persist after the pandemic in some fashion and bring with it certain risks. Among other things, organizations must apply remote working policies fairly. Read More


After COVID-19, Organizations Are Increasingly Focused on Resilience

March 22, 2021

The experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic have forced organizations to think more about risks and resilience, including finding a way to balance the near-term crisis with longer-term exposures, according to a panel of experts. The pandemic has prompted organizations to think more effectively about both expected risks and unexpected ones. Read More