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The Definitive Guide to Captive Insurance

Your one-stop resource to understand the ins and outs of captive insurance.

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With higher premiums, a lack of capacity, increased deductibles, and more stringent terms and conditions, captive insurance use is more popular than ever.

But is a captive right for your organization? How can it be used? What are the costs? How are they formed?

The Definitive Guide to Captive Insurance is your one-stop resource to understand the ins and outs of captive insurance. You'll have common questions answered, be in a better position to determine if a captive is a right fit, come away with step-by-step instructions for implementing a captive, and be able to introduce the concept to your executive team confidently. Get your copy now.

What you’ll learn:

  1. What is a captive?
    Gain a deeper understanding of what a captive is and how leaders are using captives in today's market.
  2. What are captives commonly used for? 
    Find out the common and not so common ways captives are being used by some of the world's top companies.
  3. Do you need a captive? 
    Use our checklist to see if a captive insurance program makes sense for your business's unique risks and goals.
  4. What are my costs, budget, and timeline considerations? 
    Explore the costs you'll need to factor into the budget for your captive, along with how long it will be before you start seeing potential returns.
  5. How do I introduce a captive to my executive team? 
    Discover the best ways to explain a captive to your executive team to build understanding and buy-in.
  6. What steps will I need to take when creating and owning a captive?
    Learn the ins and outs of setting up a captive, followed by tips for operating and measuring your captive's performance to make sure you maximize potential benefits. 

Please note that Marsh PB Co., Ltd and Marsh McLennan are not engaged by nor involved in any manner with Bonus Ranch and its promotion, and has not placed any insurance for nor insured any of its businesses or operations. Marsh as a licensed insurance broker will not request customers to make payment via non-standard methods, such as the transfer of money to any individual’s bank account.