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Self-insured risk financing: Is it right for your company?

When considering insurance and risk transfer options, many companies choose to be self-insured. Here are some options for how to do it.

By Ken Riegler | Updated on September 28, 2017
Companies have many options for managing risk, and self-insurance is just one of them. (Photo: Shutterstock)

The cycles and swings of the commercial insurance market have and will continue to have an impact on customers’ buying decisions.

Being at the whim of the insurance market cycle is never ideal. Sophisticated buyers can manage their dependency on market cycles by using both risk transfer and risk retention techniques to provide long-term solutions for their most complex risks.

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