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Many large corporations have long used captives as an alternative to self-insurance to manage their insurance risks – more than 75% of Fortune 500 companies in the world own a captive today.

In 2016, the global economy grew at a moderate pace, with slower growth in most advanced and emerging economies.

Maritime cases often involve issues of international law. The carriage of goods across nations separated by sea is often done by shipping lines of various nationalities.

Labuan IBFC and LIIA to host inaugural Asian Captive Conference 2017, aiming to raise awareness of the role of self-insurance in Asia.

This current market is a great opportunity for captives to demonstrate their lasting value to their parents and to the global insurance industry as a whole.

The Labuan International Business and Financial Centre (Labuan IBFC) was established more than 25 years ago to complement:

When it comes to risk management, the adage "Failing to plan is planning to fail", rings truer than most. Risk management is vital in any business, and when a more cost-efficient and customisable

The establishment of a captive insurance entity or any form of self-insurance requires some maturity and sophistication in terms of the company's financial and risk management.

While the concept has been around for centuries, it has only gained its acceptance in the last two to three decades.

It is no mere coincidence that Labuan derives its name from the word "labuhan" or a port. Its naturally deep, well-sheltered harbour established Labuan's

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When it comes to risk management, the adage "failing to plan is planning to fail" rings truer than most, but is the luxury of planning limited to entities with deep pockets?

In insurance, a managing general agent (MGA) is not a new concept, but it is relatively uncommon in Asia outside the developed markets of Hong Kong and Australia.

The 8th Asian Captive Conference 2026 will convene global regulators, captive owners, and risk professionals in Kuala Lumpur to examine how captive insurance is evolving as a strategic tool for managing complex risks in today's volatile business environment. The conference will feature regulatory perspectives from across Asia, explore opportunities for Chinese enterprises, and examine innovative solutions including captive takaful and parametric insurance for addressing climate-related and operational chall

The current Takaful models practised in Malaysia are facing issues and challenges with respect to Shariah compliance and good governance.

All businesses have risks – but not all risks can be prepared for.

One of the great joys of the roving consultant on captive and cell captive issues is the ability to view, dispassionately, the development and offerings of various financial services jurisdictions. Simplistically there are the good, the bad and the ugly.