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Knowledge is power. That’s why we’re always looking to educate business owners on the best practice when it comes to Captive Management. But we also want to give you the resources you need to guide you through the risk management process. In the CIC Services Knowledge Center, you can:
- Read about CIC in the news
- Learn about industry standards
- Stay up-to-date on upcoming events
Explore these resources and equip yourself for the future!
Nate Reznicek, ACI Of CIC Services Selected To Teach ICCIE Course
Nate Reznicek, ACI, Director of Operations at CIC Services has been selected as a faculty member for the International Center for Captive Insurance Education (ICCIE). To Learn More about ICCIE – CLICK HERE.
What Is Alternative Risk Transfer (ART) And What Makes It SmART?
Alternative Risk Transfer (ART) describes the marketplace in which nontraditional risk transfer approaches (as compared to commercial insurance) can be arranged. Some of the types of entities and approaches included in this marketplace are captive insurance companies (CICs), pools, trusts and risk retention groups (RRGs). ART typically includes
I’m Suing My Insurance Company
I’m suing my insurance company “You’re what?” “You heard me, I’m suing my insurance company.” “I had a loss, and it’s definitely covered on my policy… but my insurance company is playing games
Excluse Me! What Do You Mean We’re Not Covered?
No, this isn’t a typo. “EXCLUSE ME?” is an appropriate response when your business has a loss that you expected your insurance to cover, but an unexpected policy exclusion results in your claim being denied. This is a truly helpless
Nate Reznicek Published In Captive International September 2018 Edition
Captive International recently published an article by CIC Services’ Director of Operations, Nate Reznicek, ACI titled: “The Sky Isn’t Falling and Risk Pools Aren’t Dead.” In his article, Nate examines the recent Avrahami and Reserve Mechanical
Captivating Thinking
Knowledge is power. That’s why we’re always looking to educate business owners on the best practice when it comes to Captive Management. But we also want to give you the resources you need to guide you through the risk management process. In the CIC Services Knowledge Center, you can:
- Read about CIC in the news
- Learn about industry standards
- Stay up-to-date on upcoming events
Explore these resources and equip yourself for the future!
Nate Reznicek, ACI Of CIC Services Selected To Teach ICCIE Course
Nate Reznicek, ACI, Director of Operations at CIC Services has been selected as a faculty member for the International Center for Captive Insurance Education (ICCIE). To Learn More about ICCIE – CLICK HERE.
What Is Alternative Risk Transfer (ART) And What Makes It SmART?
Alternative Risk Transfer (ART) describes the marketplace in which nontraditional risk transfer approaches (as compared to commercial insurance) can be arranged. Some of the types of entities and approaches included in this marketplace are captive insurance companies (CICs), pools, trusts and risk retention groups (RRGs). ART typically includes
I’m Suing My Insurance Company
I’m suing my insurance company “You’re what?” “You heard me, I’m suing my insurance company.” “I had a loss, and it’s definitely covered on my policy… but my insurance company is playing games
Excluse Me! What Do You Mean We’re Not Covered?
No, this isn’t a typo. “EXCLUSE ME?” is an appropriate response when your business has a loss that you expected your insurance to cover, but an unexpected policy exclusion results in your claim being denied. This is a truly helpless
Nate Reznicek Published In Captive International September 2018 Edition
Captive International recently published an article by CIC Services’ Director of Operations, Nate Reznicek, ACI titled: “The Sky Isn’t Falling and Risk Pools Aren’t Dead.” In his article, Nate examines the recent Avrahami and Reserve Mechanical
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