In this guide we’ll take a comprehensive look at captives – what they are, how they work and what they could do for your business.
Today, more and more multinational and local companies are exploring the
many benefits of captives:
Cost control: By creating a single, holistic platform for risk management,
captives can improve cash flow management and investment returns.
A captive’s ability to provide additional capacity and to control the type
and level of risk it retains versus risk transferred to commercial insurers
is very valuable in both a hard and soft insurance market.
Better decisions: With a consistent overview of exposures and
risk information, you can make better informed strategic risk
management decisions.
Broader knowledge: A captive can help you increase awareness and
knowledge of your risks, in particular regarding governance and
compliance issues around the globe.
Transparency: Consolidating risks into a captive can help responding
to answer regulatory demands for high levels of transparency
