Captive Manager
Reiss created the first captive management company, International Risk Management Limited (IRML), in Bermuda in 1962 to provide the administration of his client's captives (this is now part of the Aon Corporation). Most captive management is usually outsourced to a captive manager located in the jurisdiction that holds the primary license for the captive. The two largest captive insurance company managers in the world are units of Aon Corporation and Marsh & McLennan Companies which serve companies of all sizes.
While a Fortune 1000 company may have in-house staff to handle each of the many disciplines needed for captive planning, middle market companies generally seek out a turnkey provider for alternative risk planning services. Turnkey providers include Capstone Associated Services, Ltd., Risk Management Advisors, Incand Artex Risk Solutions, Inc..
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