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ARTICLE · 22 NOVEMBER 2013

Captives – A New Revenue Stream For Brokers

Fiona Le Poidevin, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance, explores how captive insurance offers a new revenue stream for brokers.

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Fiona Le Poidevin, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance, explores how captive insurance offers a new revenue stream for brokers.

I am sure that brokers, like the rest of us, are eager to tap into any possible additional flows of income. Those that are, will be very interested to learn more about a potential new revenue stream for their business offered by captive insurance.

The captive concept

A captive is an insurance company which is usually formed for a specific purpose, primarily self-insurance. Captives can be established through conventional limited companies, Protected Cell Companies (PCCs) or Incorporated Cell Companies (ICCs).

A cell company, which is made up of a core and individual cells, provides the advantage of a parent being able to write different lines of business into individual cells or third parties being able to own a captive and allocate individual cells to different clients.

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