The AIRMIC practical guide for independent non-executive directors on captive boards is welcomed given the ongoing scrutiny of the INED role. A good introduction to the “what”, a little light on the “how”. Maybe release greater detail of what a good board and INED looks like and how to achieve this. AIRMIC and sponsor Aon are to be congratulated for raising the level of debate on governance.
2018 Marsh captive landscapes report Marsh continue to offer visibility of its global captive portfolio by publishing its annual captive…
This is an interesting and insightful article from the team at London & Capital as to how to extract maximum value from the investment function for a small insurer. Applicable to captives, cell vehicles and commercial (re)insurers, it offers a road map forward with key steps identified to achieve asset liability management. For insurer boards with limited investment expertise, L&C can provide assurance that investment risk (and reward) is understood, quantified and properly managed
Delighted to be invited to co-host the latest Global Captive Podcast with Richard Cutcher. Great fun and we only needed one take!
First launched in 2016, the #CaptiveReviewHallOfFame recognises the most influential individuals that the Captive Insurance industry has produced, or been served by, over the past 50 years.
Malcolm Cutts-Watson speaks at Guernsey Insurance Development Forum
# macroeconomics and global trends and their impact on Guernsey
#making the Guernsey operating model future proof
#developing our talent
GIIA, discussing Guernsey’s place in the captive world and the future of Lloyds.
Good luck to all nominees! Delighted to be invited to be a member of the judging panel of the inaugural…
The Judging is now open! Malcolm is delighted to be asked again to be part of the judging panel for…
Putting an insurer’s ( captive or otherwise) funds in a bank deposit or loaning back to the shareholder may seem like a risk free option but there is a catch. This paper explores best practice for insurer boards when considering investment strategy and makes some interesting observations. Maybe the bank isn’t the safest option!
