Marsh formed a record 76 new captive insurance companies between January and July 2020. (Photo: Fotolia)
As the global pandemic continues to disrupt economic conditions and create new risks — even before COVID-19 — more organizations are turning to the use of captives for insurance protection and financial flexibility, according to a new Marsh report.
In its recently released 2020 Captive Landscape Report, Marsh informs that a tightening of global insurance market conditions in 2019 led to a growth in captive use, paired with premium volume growth across several coverage lines.
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