Benefits Perspectives: Risk considerations for funding U.S. group life and disability insurance programs through captives
By Paul Correia
05 February 2015
Funding group life and long-term disability insurance programs through captives is becoming more common as companies look for new ways to lower the costs of providing employee benefits. Because captives retain a portion of the insurance risks, they have to deal with many of the same issues as other group life and disability insurance writers. But captives may be exposed to greater volatility and greater concentrations of risk.
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Benefits Perspectives: Risk considerations for funding U.S. group life and disability insurance programs through captives
The decision to use captives for providing group life and long-term disability insurance programs should be made only after performing a thorough evaluation of underlying risks.
Paul Correia