Since March 2020, Airmic has been issuing Friday Reading, a curated series of readings and knowledge resources sent by email to Airmic members. The objective of Airmic Friday Reading was initially to keep members informed during the Covid-19 pandemic. Today, Airmic Friday Reading has evolved in scope to include content on a wide range of subjects with each email edition following a theme. This page is a searchable archive of all the readings and knowledge resources that have been shared.
Friday Reading Edition 312 (25th September 2026)
The Airmic Guernsey Conference, held at St Pierre Park Hotel on 22 September, explored the evolving role of captives as a strategic risk tool, rather than a niche solution, in response to an increasingly complex risk environment.
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Friday Reading Edition 312 (25th September 2026)
Good governance of captive insurers depends on effective challenge, appropriate board composition and proportionate regulation rather than box-ticking, speakers told delegates at the 2026 Airmic Guernsey conference.
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Friday Reading Edition 312 (25th September 2026)
The geopolitical environment is becoming more complex, interconnected and difficult for businesses to navigate, according to panellists at the 2026 Airmic Guernsey conference session, ‘The impact of the geopolitical environment on the corporate world.’
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Friday Reading Edition 312 (25th September 2026)
The skills and capacity of insurers in Guernsey can help US State insurance regulators continue to deliver good outcomes for consumers in US States.
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Friday Reading Edition 312 (25th September 2026)
What are the captive risk management trends for the next 20 years and how might they be managed? Peter Carter and Elizabeth Carbonaro, of WTW, identify four and examine them
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Friday Reading Edition 312 (25th September 2026)
This white paper considers the evolution of the risk-intelligent captive. It will explore how captive owners can open up their risk retention vehicles to more complex risks, what steps they can take to mitigate some of the more extreme risk scenarios, and the innovative solutions and partnerships that can be achieved.
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Friday Reading Edition 308 (28th August 2026)
For most risk and finance leaders, IFRS 17 is not a new topic. The standard has been effective since 1 January 2023 and has already reshaped how insurance contracts are valued, reported and explained. However, in the captive and alternative risk financing space, its practical implications continue to evolve.
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Friday Reading Edition 308 (28th August 2026)
The PRA has published proposals for a new UK captive insurance regime. The proposals mark a significant step in the Government's drive to develop a domestic captive market which it believes will boost the competitiveness of the UK's insurance industry and give businesses greater flexibility in managing risk.
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Friday Reading Edition 308 (28th August 2026)
This Consultation Paper is most relevant to public and private organisations that currently use or may consider using captive insurance, captive managers and other outsourced service providers, corporate risk managers, as well as insurance and reinsurance intermediaries. The consultation closes on 14 October 2026 – with implementation expected in mid-2027, when the PRA publishes its final rules and policy material.
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Captive Resource Hub Text
Friday Reading Edition 308 (28th August 2026)
The UK government is in the process of establishing a captive insurance framework, in which Airmic has been a key stakeholder. Through this resource page, which will be regularly updated, Airmic seeks to keep our members and the wider risk and insurance community informed and updated through the process.
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