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Why Use a Captive Manager?
A company that manufactures widgets or sells a common service isn't necessarily well versed in captive insurance, which is why most companies take advantage of a professional captive management firm. Experience, independence and expertise in insurance, finance, captive law and accounting are just some of the attributes potential captives should seek when looking for a captive manager.
 
A captive insurance program may be suitable for your company if it:
 
  • Is preparing to make the financial commitment associated with creating or joining a captive program;
  • Seeks control over your company’s risk management program;
  • Has a favorable track record in controlling losses;
  • Is committed from top management on down to maintaining an ongoing, long-term risk control program;
  • Cannot find competitively priced or available insurance coverage in the conventional insurance marketplace;
  • Is comfortable sharing risk with other companies in a third-party facility, if interested in an association, group or rent-a-captive facility.
What is Captive Insurance?

Captive insurance is a risk-transfer mechanism used by the majority of Fortune 500 companies and many smaller companies, groups and associations to economically pay insurance premiums. In effect, a captive insurance or reinsurance company is established by a company or organization to insure its own risks. The captive insurer is usually controlled by policyowners, who also are typically the insured.