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In episode 107 of the Global Captive Podcast, supported by the EY Global Captive Network, Richard brings insight from FERMA on the recent Solvency II reforms that should bring some regulatory relief to EU-domiciled captives from 2026.
He is also joined by the London & Capital team for the latest quarterly investments update and its relevance for captives.
02.10 - 32.56: Charles Low, Head of EU Affairs at the Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA), and Laurent Nihoul, Head of FERMA’s Captive Committee, discuss the process and timeline behind the Solvency II reforms, what they mean for captives and some of the tangible benefits they could bring.
33.36 - 43.56: London & Capital's Shadrack Kwasa, executive director, and investment director Nicholas Denbow, provide a quarterly investment update and what the current environment means for captives.
For those following GCP and Captive Intelligence on LinkedIn and subscribed to our twice-weekly newsletter, you will have heard that Nick Morgan, will be joining us as Commercial Director.
While Richard will unfortunately miss the VCIA annual conference next month due to his upcoming nuptials, Nick and our Senior Reporter Luke Harrison will be in Burlington flying the flag for GCP and Captive Intelligence, so please do seek them out.
In episode 110 of the Global Captive Podcast, supported by the EY Global Captive Network, Senior Reporter Luke Harrison brings a series of interviews from the Vermont Captive Insurance Associaton (VCIA) conference that was held in Burlington, Vermont in August.
01.11 - 16.48: Christine Brown,...
Published 09/01/24
This GCP Short, produced in partnership with MAXIS Global Benefits Network, is all about the importance of collaboration between HR and risk and insurance teams when implementing a captive employee benefits programme.
Over 25 minutes, Richard is joined by Lauren Kelly, Regional Manager for the...
Published 08/26/24