BRIGHTON GROUP NEWSLETTER – JUNE 2021

Message from the Editor

We are seeing a rise in the demand for captives across the Asian and MENA regions. As the hard insurance market conditions continue well into 2021, driven primarily by social inflation and further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, we can expect to see this trend continuing beyond this year. 

As one of the leading specialists in captives, the breadth and depth of captive management services offered by Brighton enables us to assist and advise our clients in building and growing their captives strategically. 

I am proud that our work is being recognised by Captive Review. Brighton was recently shortlisted for the category “Captive Manager of the Year” at this year’s APAC Captive Review Awards 2021. Congratulations to my team, and a big thank you to our clients and all that have supported us. 

I would to invite you to join me on July 29 as I share insights on how cell captive can be a useful tool in a hard market during the webinar on ‘Quick Cover! Turnkey Self-Insurance Solutions via Cell Captives’. This webinar is hosted by Park Lane PCC together with Labuan IBFC. Stay tune for another upcoming webinar this October where I shall be discussing on PCC 101. 

As always, I hope you are all staying safe and well during this extremely challenging time. 

Annie Undikai,

Managing Director

Highlights

Thriving Through The Hard Market

The insurance industry has been experiencing a hardening of the market.
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Group & Association Captives: New Frontiers In Risk Management

Captives continue to be the largest driving force of innovation in the insurance industry.
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Captives: Effective Tools To Navigate Uncertain Times

The global insurance industry has been experiencing several challenges following years of claims inflation with global insurance prices, on average, have risen every quarter since the fourth quarter of 2017.
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Lloyd’s of London Secures £650 million Innovative Cover For Its Central Fund

Lloyd’s of London recently secured a £650 million reinsurance cover for its Central Fund, which is the first reinsurance cover for the central fund in two decades.
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