Hanover Stone and Apetrop USA Collaborate to Assist Commercial Insurers & Captives with Long-Tai
Hanover Stone Partners, a risk management services firm with expertise in a broad range of critical risk disciplines, and Apetrop USA, which provides runoff liability transfer, closure and related services to insurers, captives and reinsurers, have agreed to collaborate on assisting commercial insurers and captives throughout the U.S. with solutions to their long-tail liabilities. "As commercial insurers, single-parent and group captives look to restructure their risk portfol
HSP Names Michael Scott and Philip Stevens as Senior Risk Advisors of Captive Insurance Specialty Pr
NEW YORK, December 13th, 2017 - Hanover Stone Partners, a risk management services firm with expertise in a broad range of critical risk disciplines, today announced the appointment of Michael T. Scott and Philip J. Stevens as senior risk advisors. The two executives, who add to the firm's depth of talent in captive insurance, join the leadership team of Hanover Stone Partners CaptiveGuard (SM) , the firm's specialty practice providing governance and related advisory services
HSP Names John Capasso, Jerry Ferris and Evan Busman as Senior Risk Advisors of Captive Specialty Pr
Hanover Stone Partners, a risk management services firm with expertise in a broad range of critical risk disciplines, today announced the appointments of John R. Capasso, Jerry K. Ferris, Jr., and Evan Busman as senior risk advisors. The three executives, who add to the firm's depth of talent in captive insurance, join the leadership team of Hanover Stone Partners CaptiveGuard SM, the firm's specialty practice providing governance and related advisory services for captive ins
HSP Attends VCIA Annual Conference
Hanover Stone, our senior advisors and partners were well represented at the VCIA annual conference in Burlington, VT. If you are interested in learning more about our award winning CaptiveGuard (SM) practice or would like to schedule a meeting please Contact Us. You can read about CaptiveGuard (SM) HERE. #captives #vcia #conferences
HSP Appoints William P. White as Senior Risk Advisor
Former Regulator and Insurance Exec to Work with Firm's Captive Advisory Practice and Affiliate Providing Insurance Company Strategic Risk and Compliance Services Hanover Stone Partners today announced the appointment of William P. White as a senior risk advisor. Among the insurance industry's most prominent executives, Mr. White brings more than 35 years of experience in executive management positions for leading insurance and reinsurance companies as well as an insurance re
HSP to Team with USA Risk Group on Captive Management & Related Services
Hanover Stone Partners and USA Risk Group, the world's leading independent captive management firm, have agreed to collaborate on captive management, governance and related services to help businesses and other commercial entities with the full range of their alternative risk financing activities, including using captives to self-fund U.S. employee benefits. "Captive formations and utilization continue to expand as businesses find new uses for captives - especially given the
HSP Appoints Daniel Labrie as Senior Risk Advisor
Hanover Stone Partners today announced the appointment of Daniel Labrie, former president and CEO of HAI Group, as a senior risk advisor. Based in Berlin, Connecticut, Mr. Labrie will play a prominent role in the HSP CaptiveGuard (SM) practice, which provides a wide array of governance and related advisory services for captive insurance companies and their parent organizations. He also will work directly with the firm's growing number clients in the real estate sector as well
5 Steps to Improving Your Captive's Performance
Risk managers and captive owners are always looking for ways to get more out of their captives. Yet, in the soft insurance market, even if you try to expand the use of a captive, for instance by insuring non-traditional business and financial risks, you still might not increase your premium writings. That's because given the current insurance market conditions the new premium is likely to be offset by a reduction in traditional risks that have been pulled from the captive's p
