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MGAA listens to members as it relaunches learning & education programme
MGAA listens to members as it relaunches learning & education programme
16 February 2026   Feedback from members has been factored into the new programme of learning & insights.
AM Best revises Federated outlook to positive
16 February 2026
New president at Captive Resources
13 February 2026
New president at Marsh Risk Canada
13 February 2026
Pinnacle Actuarial announces multiple promotions
13 February 2026
Bermuda PM to open 2026 Bermuda Risk Summit
13 February 2026
FERMA creates Next Gen Risk Council
12 February 2026
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Analysis
The Sunshine State: a sleeping giant on the verge of waking up
Has the time finally come for the captive insurance industry in Florida? The newly formed FCIA thinks so, and is working to bring that expectation into reality.
Analysis
Independent defence panel counsel: leveraging captives to control claims
Luke Renz, of Captives.Insure, points out why captives can help manage claims better.
Analysis
Captive insurance: a strategic asset for long-term climate resilience
Peter Carter and Torolf Hamm, from WTW, look at the potential for captives to enable more efficient climate risk management and the longer-term risk financing view demanded by climate change.
Analysis
Captive Collateral (Part III) GAP Collateral
Greg Lang, founder of the Reinsurance and Insurance Network (RAIN), continues his series of articles on collateral.
Analysis
Investing the balance sheet: re-framing fiduciary responsibility in insurance asset management
Carl Terzer, of CapVisor Associates, looks at why insurance companies need to ensure they’re looking in the right direction when it comes to investment decisions.
Analysis
You can’t spell liar without AI
Jack Meskunas, of Oppenheimer & Co. takes a look at why AI can come with a catch.
Analysis
Captive collateral - Part 2: Unearned premium reserve
Greg Lang, founder of the Reinsurance and Insurance Network (RAIN), dives deep into the issues concerning unearned premium reserve.
Analysis
Captive reinsurance versus deductible reimbursement: evolving beyond legacy structures
In terms of the structure of captives, while the deductible reimbursement model remains popular, the economics and flexibility of captive reinsurance structures should not be overlooked, writes Nate Reznicek, president of Captives.Insure.
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Aon unveils new risk capital CEO
12 February 2026   Former commercial risk CEO steps up to take the role.
Liptz & Associates joins Larson Gross
12 February 2026   The Liptz staff will integrate into the new team over the coming months.
BCN reveals details of private wealth webinar
12 February 2026   The event will take place next week and features a wide range of speakers.
Gallagher Bassett: insurers face evolving risk landscape
12 February 2026   The latest edition of the company’s claims insight white paper has been released.
Risk professionals must prioritise culture and collaboration, say AIRMIC panel
11 February 2026   Experts at the AIRMIC Risk Forum say modern risk management relies on culture, collaboration, and adaptability.
London’s Lady Mayor warns of fractured world order as London urged to sell its strengths
11 February 2026   Dame Susan Langley says geopolitical risk now tops boardroom agendas.
Risk profession must evolve faster as threats accelerate, warns Swiss Re’s Hayden-Case
11 February 2026   Swiss Re’s David Hayden-Case told the AIRMIC Risk Forum that organisations need to rethink resilience and risk.
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