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25 June 2026ReinsuranceFaye Waters

Exclusive: ‘Perceived softening’ not a concern for Bermuda’s captive market growth

As signs of softening emerge across parts of the commercial insurance market, some observers have questioned whether the momentum behind captive insurance formations can continue. For Pinnacle Actuarial Resources’s principal and consulting actuary, the answer is clear: Bermuda’s captive growth story is far from over.

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