In this GCP Short, produced in collaboration with Friends of the Podcast and legacy specialists R&Q, Richard is joined by Mark Hoehn, Claims Manager within the Insurance Services Division at R&Q, and David Landrum, Vice President - National Construction & Program Business Practice Leader, at Broadspire Services, a Crawford Company.

The trio discuss the management of claims for captive legacy portfolios, explaining who ultimately bears responsibility and control after a sale or transfer, some best practices to follow and in what circumstances the original captive parent may still provide some input.

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GCP Short: Managing claims for captive legacy portfolios

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Airmic Talks is back, hosted by Richard Cutcher, and is bringing a series of conversations recorded at the annual conference in Edinburgh on Monday, 3 June.

In the following weeks, you are going to hear from experts on geopolitics, Ai, cyber and climate, while we will also share discussion between Airmic CEO Julia Graham and Airmic chair Angela Iannetta on the future of the profession.
 
In this episode Richard is joined by Sam Wilkin, director of political risk analytics at WTW.  Sam shares his insight and perspective of the geopolitical landscape at a particularly volatile time.

Sam and WTW worked closely with Airmic on its 'Political risk in 2024: The year of elections' publication that was released at the conference.

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