In episode 119 of the Global Captive Podcast, supported by the EY Global Captive Network, Richard brings three discussions recorded at the Hawaii Captive Insurance Council (HCIC) in October 2024.

02:28 - 12:49: Moose International CEO Scott Hart and CFO Joe Mech discuss the origins and risk profile of the Moose, how its captive has evolved and potential plans for the future.

Moose International is a membership organisation with more than 900,000 members across the United States and Canada with over a 1,000 lodges.

13:26 - 21:57:Brown & Brown’s Jason Flaxbeard and Ryan Heyrana to discuss why legacy solutions are becoming increasingly relevant to captives and how they can be executed effectively.

22:32 - 30:22: Andrew Kurata, Captive Insurance Administrator for the State of Hawaii, explains a bit more about the profile and growth of the domicile.

In October 2024, we released a GCP Short featuring three Hawaii captive owners and HCIC board members David Beyer, director of risk management at Alaska Airlines, Elaine Ziemba, CRO and SVP for Stanford Medicine, and Matt Reece, CFO of Webcor. Listen to that episode here.

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In episode 118 of the Global Captive Podcast, supported by the EY Global Captive Network, Richard is joined by one of the new leaders of our industry – William Thomas-Ferrand, who is now president of Marsh Captive Solutions.

Will, having spent more than 20 years working with captives and in numerous domiciles with Marsh, has succeeded Ellen Charnley in leading the world’s large captive manager, so Richard sat down with him in London to find out how he plans to approach the role.

They discuss the priorities when managing such a large portfolio of domiciles and clients, collaborating with other business units in Marsh McLennan and, of course, the fast evolving domicile landscape, particularly right now in Europe.

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In episode 117 of the Global Captive Podcast, supported by theEY Global Captive Network, Richard is joined by Michael Zuckerman, an experienced enterprise risk and captive consultant and most recently an Associate Professor for Instruction at Temple University’s Fox School of Business.

Michael discusses the school’s new Center for Risk Resilienceand Sustainability, the need for more ART and captive focused education programmes, his views on the captive market’s evolution and future, and whether we should simply be ditching the 831(b) tax election altogether.

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