by Taylor Costello | May 17, 2022 | AHT Resources, Property & Casualty, Property & Casualty Resources
Cyber Benchmarking: Traditional Benchmarking Doesn't Work in 2022 CYBER CONTROLS DICTATE PRICE & LIMITS AVAILABLE We surveyed 7 of the most active cyber insurance carriers and asked for their top three cyber security items they look for when underwriting a...
by Taylor Costello | May 10, 2022 | AHT Resources, Property & Casualty, Property & Casualty Resources
Addressing Sexual Harassment in School Settings Schools must meet moral and legal obligations to foster an inclusive environment for learning that’s physically and emotionally safe for everyone on campus, including students, teachers, administrators, and all other...
by Taylor Costello | Apr 27, 2022 | AHT Resources, Property & Casualty, Property & Casualty Resources
CYBERATTACKS Executive A Worsening Threat & Resulting Impact on the Insurance Market If one thing hasn’t slowed down as a result of the upending of the world in the last couple of years, it is cyber threats. In fact, they have increased across the board. The threats...
by Taylor Costello | Apr 27, 2022 | AHT Resources, Property & Casualty, Property & Casualty Resources
Manufacturing Floor Safety Risk Management for Visible & Invisible Threats Over the years, safety has improved dramatically in the manufacturing industry. However, manufacturing requires workers to engage in high-risk activities, such as heavy lifting, welding, metal...
by Taylor Costello | Apr 27, 2022 | AHT Resources, Property & Casualty, Property & Casualty Resources
What is an 831(b) Micro Captive? A micro-captive is a small captive insurance company that may be taxed under Internal Revenue Code 831(b), which provides that a captive qualifying to be taxed as a US insurance company may pay tax on investment income only in any year...
by Taylor Costello | Apr 19, 2022 | AHT Resources, Property & Casualty, Property & Casualty Resources
What is a Single Parent Captive? Single parent captives are still the most common type of captive being used today. This type of captive is owned by one company, typically the one being insured. It is often the choice of larger insureds with more sophisticated risk...
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