A.M. BestTV coverage of the Captive Insurance Companies Association 2018 International conference
Jason Palmer, head of U.S. captive operations, Willis Towers Watson, expects more cyberrisk to move into captives by the end of the year.
Dan Towle, president, Captive Insurance Companies Association, told A.M. BestTV that the organization's International Conference in Scottsdale, Arizona, drew its second-largest turnout ever.
Michael Serricchio, managing director, Marsh Captive Solutions, said recent rule changes mean more captive insurers could be covered for cyberrisk in the event of terrorism.
Nancy Gray, regional managing director, Aon, said areas of expansion for captives include stop-loss and health care issues.
Gary Osborne, vice president, Risk Partners, said better use of cameras, data, GPS and electronic logs should help companies and their risk managers better manage their exposures.
