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Page 1: THOMAS MILLER RISK MANAGEMENT (UK) LTD Alternative Risk Transfer 21 May 2004

THOMAS MILLER RISK MANAGEMENT (UK) LTD

Alternative Risk Transfer

21 May 2004

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Current Issues• Uncertain market

• Insurers have to make profit for shareholders

• Insistence on good RM

• Unwillingness to differentiate

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Why Retain Risk?

Choice - To take advantage of benefits

Necessity - Risk transfer (e.g. insurance)

is not available

Ignorance - Risk is not identified

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Cost of Insurance

Elements of Insurance Premium

Cost ofPredictable Claims

CatastropheProvision

PortfolioSubsidy

StateTax

(X%)

Loading forExpenses,

Commission & Profit (30%?)

x x

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Cost of Risk Retention

Cost ofPredictable Claims

CatastropheProvision

PortfolioSubsidy

StateTax

(X%)

Loading forExpenses,

Commission & Profit (30%?)

x x

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The Insurer’s Objective

Premium

Time

Break-Even

Profit

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Object of Risk Retention

InsurancePremium

Time

Retained RiskPremium

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Why look for an alternative?

• To control your risk transfer programme – take that control away from insurers.

• To reduce money ‘lost’ to insurers

• To cost-effectively finance retained risk

These, and other benefits, can be achieved with an

appropriate captive

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Types of Captive

• Traditional (single parent)

• Rent-a-captive

• Association

• Mutual

• PCC

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Captive - benefits 1

• Tax efficient smoothing of retained risk

• Reduced insurance costs

• Retention of:

• Underwriting profit

• Investment income

• Access to reinsurance markets

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Captive - benefits - 2

• Uninsurable risks - capacity and flexibility

• Reduced dependence on insurance market uncertainties:• Restricted cover

• Claim declinatures

• Insurer security

• Formal risk management focus

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Captive - disadvantages

• Retention of underwriting losses

• Capital committed to non-core business

• External expenses:

• Management

• Regulatory

• Management time

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Cell A

Cell E

Cell C

Cell G

CellB

Cell D

CellF

Cell H

PCCOwner(Core)

PCC STRUCTURE

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PCC/SAC Features - 1

• Established under Guernsey Protected Cell Company Ordinance 1997 Bermuda 2001

• Single company with one:• Board of Directors

• Memorandum and Articles of Association

• Assets and liabilities of each cell separated by statute

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PCC/SAC Features - 2

• Solvency test for main PCC - also for cells if reliant on cellular capital

• Requires licensed insurance manager

• Requires only one set of accounts

• Documentation in name of PCC - not individual cells

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PCC/SAC - Advantages Over Traditional Captives

• Reduced capital requirement

• Lower running expenses

• Reduced management time

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Potential Applications (inter alia)

• Funding insurance deductibles

• Funding excluded/uninsurable risks

• Public/Products Liability - Recall

• Environmental Impairment/Pollution

• Regulatory Changes - Effects on e.g. decomissioning costs

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Establishment Requirements

• Good loss experience

• Good risk management

• Effective risk identification and assessment

• Financial ability to retain risk

• Senior management commitment

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PCC as a possible solution for AURIMS members?

PCC will allow

• Each member to retain risk at own level

• Loss records to be ring fenced

• Reduced reliance on insurance

• Real reward for improved RM

and will also provide an opportunity for an aggregated Reinsurance purchase, with resultant economies of scale

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Programme Objectives

Low Frequency –High Severity

Medium Frequency –Medium Severity

High Frequency –Low Severity

Loss Type

Transfer (Insurance?)

Finance

Retain

Treatment

Catastrophe

level

Capable

of self funding

Controlled by operating deductibles

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2,000 1,000 7502,5003,000

Retained at Operating Level

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2,000 1,000 7502,5003,000

600 K400 K

800 K 700 K

300K

Retained at Operating Level

Cell Retention

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2,000 1,000 7502,5003,000

600 K400 K

800 K 700 K

300 K

10m6m

16m12m

4m

EML Reinsurance Need

Retained at Operating Level

Cell retention

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2,000 1,000 7502,5003,000

600 K400 K

800 K 700 K

300 K

10m 8m

16m12m

9m

16m+12m= 28 EML

Reinsurance Purchase

EML Reinsurance Need

Retained at Operating Level

Cell retention

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THOMAS MILLER RISK MANAGEMENT (UK) LTDToo late to do anything?

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THOMAS MILLER RISK MANAGEMENT (UK) LTD

Len Hanning

Managing Director

Miller & Associates

Email [email protected]

02 9262 5555

Chris Charman ACII ACI ArbManaging DirectorThomas Miller Risk Management (UK) LtdEmail: [email protected] +44 (0) 20 7204 2567

Who to contact for further advice?