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
I’m sure you’re familiar with the expression, “All give and no take.” This reminds me of conversations I have had with CFOs and Risk Managers through the years. More than once, I’ve been told about insurance costs rising year after year despite few or no claims. To paraphrase their frustration, “Years and years of premium payments are simply rewarded with rate increases next year… when will our good track record pay off?” I’ve also had my ear bent by complaints about staggering rate hikes after a loss. The same theme rang true: Where is the reward for years and years of payments with no losses. “After years of paying premiums, we had a loss and our rates skyrocketed…WHERE’S THE LOVE?”
Your Mother always warned you about the people who would drag you down. She probably told you, “Bad company corrupts good morals.” This axiom is increasingly true in risk management and insurance as well.
CIC Services Director Of Operations, Nate Reznicek, ACI will be chairing a Conference Session at the North Carolina Captive Insurance Association Conference on August 20-22 in Charlotte, NC. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear Nate speak or to meet members of CIC Services, LLC in Charlotte, NC next week.
Nate’s session is titled:
Goldilocks And The Three Domiciles