“Captives have been main-stream for some time now as successful alternative risk financing instruments, and nothing demonstrates this more than the proliferation of jurisdictions now competing to host captives. Nevertheless the global population of captives, and captive programs in multi-owner and cell-type captives, continues to grow, as do the demands of newer industries and emerging risks, and of countries that have not previously understood or embraced the captive concept. There remains much opportunity for a mature captive jurisdiction in both traditional and new markets, and the
“Insurance Linked Securities may also be said to have become main-stream, but still primarily serve the natural catastrophic property risk market. The
“There is no doubt that trade and commerce becomes more global every day, bringing many challenges but also opportunities. The more broad your experience, the more innovative you tend to become. Exposure to wide-ranging financial structures allows for lateral thinking when it comes to innovative structuring and development of appropriate regulations. Given the range of well-established sectors in our financial services industry, the
The new licensing activity across the entire spectrum of risk that we have seen in 2016 and 2017 to date, and the longevity of hundreds more existing licensees, are testament to IMAC’s proclamation:
Full licensing statistics are available through the
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