There are now over 100 global employee benefit (EB) captives in operation, in various states of maturity. We are experiencing double-digit growth in this sector, in terms of premiums and transactions, and expect this trend to continue. Some have reached a steady state and are using sophisticated data tools and models to track and change claims behavior, while others are starting the journey by applying their non-life captive experience to new applications.

As part of the panel "Global EB: Trending Up" on 31 January at 9:30 am, Ricardo Almeida, MAXIS GBN's Regional Director of the Americas, will join Bill Fitzpatrick, VP Corporate Risk Benefits at Deutsche Post DHL (DP DHL), Maria Sheffield, Corporate Counsel at Caterpillar Inc, and Mark Cook, Director at Willis Towers Watson, to provide an update on global EB programmes in captives, as well as some detail on the successful developments in an established EB captive and the experiences of another multinational at the beginning of their captive journey. 

Members of our team will also be at the Forum and look forward to meeting you at our booth (#11) to discuss your evolving captive needs. Read more here.

About the event:

Celebrating its 28th year, the 2019 World Captive Forum will address new and emerging risks facing companies and organisations worldwide, demonstrating how captives can offer solutions that may not be available in the traditional insurance marketplace. A domicile-neutral conference, the World Captive Forum provides in-depth, high-caliber educational content to risk managers, benefit managers and financial executives whose organizations have risks insured by a captive or who are exploring the formation of one. The meeting also draws leading providers of captive services, including captive management, legal, accounting, actuarial, claims, asset management, fronting and many other services, as well as numerous regulators and representatives from major domiciles. Additionally, delegates to the WCF enjoy unparalleled networking and business opportunities.