Cayman Island-domiciled (re)insurers grew their top line by 16 percent in 2019 to $18bn, in a sign that more risk is being transferred to corporate captives, according to data from the Caribbean nation’s financial regulator.
Cayman Island-domiciled (re)insurers grew their top line by 16 percent in 2019 to $18bn, in a sign that more risk is being transferred to corporate captives, according to data from the Caribbean nation’s financial regulator.