How Captive Insurance Can Reduce Risk

How Captive Insurance Can Reduce Risk

Presented on April 27, 2021

Chris Bell, Partner, Health Care Practice
Rianne Suico, Partner, Health Care Practice
Jeff Kurz, Managing Director, Artex Risk Solutions

During unprecedented times, large employers look for ways to reduce health insurance costs—and many are doing so by forming captive insurance companies.

Watch webcast with guest speakers from Artex Risk Solutions. We address how large employers can form captive insurance companies to prepare for the unexpected, mitigate risk, and improve the company’s overall risk profile.

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