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Ten questions everyone’s asking about captives
12 August 2024 - by Mike Meehan, Kimberly W. Guerriero, Robert Bachler
As captives become an increasingly popular mechanism for financing emerging risks, Milliman experts answer common questions about these insurance vehicles.
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Is cyber insurance still relevant for the captive market?
10 October 2023 - by Kimberly W. Guerriero, Téa Bourdeau, Sam Raphael
Evidence suggests the commercial market for cyber insurance has begun to stabilize. Should insurers continue to pursue writing cyber in their captives?
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Milliman at 75 – An interview with the firm’s first female principal
01 March 2023 - by Peggy Pearson, Angela Bolduc, Kimberly W. Guerriero
Hear from Milliman’s first female principal, Peggy Pearson, about her path from homemaker (and home economics major) to actuarial leader, all while breaking through the cultural barriers of the time.
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Circular flow of funds for captive insurers: Argument or fact?
14 October 2022 - by Kimberly W. Guerriero, Samantha Poulin
We review key concepts of arguments used in federal Tax Court such as "circular flow of funds" so captive insurers can make informed risk decisions.
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Why is my personal auto insurance premium going up?
07 October 2022 - by Mary Carol Garrity, Kimberly W. Guerriero
With greater frequency and severity for almost all auto coverages, premiums are rising, but drivers can take steps to ensure the lowest possible rates.
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A tale of two catastrophes: Demand surge and inflation put property insurers in a bind
10 January 2022 - by Kimberly W. Guerriero, Anne C. Kallfisch, Aaron C. Koch
Insurers with higher claim severities will face additional strains from recent disasters, leading to potentially sizable impacts on reserving and property rates.
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The toll of increasing construction labor and supply costs on insurance
04 October 2021 - by Kimberly W. Guerriero
For property insurers, increasing construction costs translate into evaluating the policy limits of their current policyholders and the need for higher reserves on open claims.
