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ARTICLE · 30 NOVEMBER 2023

Cayman Captive Forum Celebrates 30th Anniversary With More Than 1,400 Attending

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The Cayman Captive Forum (CCF) is celebrating its 30th anniversary as today's event is universally recognised as the largest captive insurance conference in the world.

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The Cayman Captive Forum (CCF) is celebrating its 30th anniversary as today's event is universally recognised as the largest captive insurance conference in the world.

Hosted by the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman (IMAC), more than 1,400 people are expected to attend this year's Cayman Captive Forum, which takes place from 28 to 30 November at the Ritz-Carlton Grand Cayman.

Over 100 speakers and more than 30 exhibitors will convene at the Forum, which attracts captive owners and a wide range of service providers from around the world, to debate, learn and shape the future of the captive insurance industry. As always, the Forum combines a topical and ground-breaking agenda, first class networking opportunities, valuable educational presentations and some highly anticipated social activities.

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