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Construction risk sits at two levels: the project and the company. Contracts decide much of what each party carries, so the first step is to see which exposures stay with you after the contract terms apply.
Project and company-level construction risks, and the specialists who help contractors finance them.
19 active providers
How are these providers ranked?A captive is an insurance company owned by the business, or group of businesses, whose risks it insures. The owner keeps a defined layer of risk inside a licensed vehicle it controls, rather than transferring all of it to the commercial market.
Derived from provider tagging: 22 active providers serve this industry and offer this solution.
A group captive is an insurer owned by several companies — often unrelated, sometimes in the same industry — that pool part of their risk and share the cost of running it. Each member keeps some of its own losses and shares others, so its results depend partly on the rest of the group.
Derived from provider tagging: 21 active providers serve this industry and offer this solution.
Self-insurance is the broad category of risk financing in which an organization retains and pays its own losses instead of transferring them to an insurer for a premium. It sits underneath captives and most other alternative structures, but it does not require forming an insurance company.
Derived from provider tagging: 14 active providers serve this industry and offer this solution.
Each card shows why that provider is relevant to Construction, from what the provider has recorded against this industry.
CBIZ, Inc. is a publicly traded professional services company providing accounting, tax, advisory, employee benefits, insurance and technology services. Its insurance practice provides commercial insurance brokerage, risk management, captive and alternative-risk advisory, claims advocacy and employee benefits services.
AXA XL is AXA’s property and casualty and specialty risk division. It provides commercial insurance, reinsurance, risk consulting, multinational programs, captive fronting and structured risk-transfer solutions to mid-sized businesses, large corporations, captive owners and insurance companies globally
CBCS, LLC is an independent property and casualty Third-Party Claims Administrator providing national workers’ compensation, auto liability, general liability, physical damage and cargo claims services. It supports self-insured employers, large-deductible programs, captive programs, risk retention groups and program managers, with additional nurse case management, medical cost containment, loss-control and reporting capabilities
The Baldwin Group’s captive solutions practice develops and manages captive insurance programs and provides feasibility, regulatory, underwriting, claims, governance and renewal support.
The Actuarial Advantage, Inc. (TAA) is a boutique property & casualty actuarial and insurance consulting firm formed in 2021 through the merger of The Actuarial Advantage (founded 2001) and Financial Risk Analysts (founded 1993). TAA provides actuarial consulting — including loss reserving, captive feasibility studies, pricing, and statements of actuarial opinion — to insurance carriers, captive insurance companies, risk retention groups, government risk pools, and self-insured entities across the U.S. and offshore.
U.S.-based independent third-party administrator providing property and casualty claims administration, workers’ compensation, liability and property claims management, managed care, loss control, and administration of individual and group self-insured programs.
Midwest Employers Casualty is a specialty insurance carrier providing excess workers compensation insurance and captive solutions to individual self-insured employers, self-insured groups, captives and insurance companies nationwide.