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5 October 2026Alternative Risk Transfer

Captives and ART play a growing role in balancing risk retention, transfer and capital: HDI

Captives and alternative risk transfer structures are becoming increasingly important as companies confront risks that are evolving faster than traditional insurance solutions can respond, according to Simon Hunt, UK & Ireland CEO at HDI Global.

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