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Why group captives? Why now?

Membership in a group captive offers multiple benefits including insulation from market conditions, superior loss control and claims handling, and the return of underwriting profits to members.

02/23/2022 · 2 minute read

For companies that are committed to best-in-class safety programs — including safety and claims management, aim to reduce their total cost of risk, seek to avoid the pressures of a cyclical insurance marketplace, and pay a minimum of $250,000 premium for all casualty lines — group captives are an alternative to traditional insurance that is worth investigating.

In our recent webcast, Why Captives? Why Now?, group captive specialist Geoff Welsher discussed the many benefits of group captive membership, including: 

  • Greater market stability and control over casualty insurance costs.
  • Superior loss control and claims handling.
  • The opportunity to directly share investment income and underwriting profit. 
  • Insulation from market conditions/swings. 
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Marsh's Group Captive Practice

For more than 30 years, Marsh's Group Captive Practice has helped hundreds of organizations create or join group captives to gain more control over their insurance expenses. Collectively, the group captives managed by Marsh have nearly 500 members and more than $500 million in annual premiums, giving us the expertise and knowledge to help you successfully access the group captive marketplace.

Our clients also benefit from the expertise of Marsh’s Casualty Practice, which offers innovative insurance product advice and claims and analytical tools that can help employers reduce their total cost of risk, and the dedicated specialists at Marsh Advisory, who can help businesses reduce the likelihood of casualty losses.

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Geoff Welsher

Managing Director, Group Captives

  • United States