Modern Captive Management

You made a smart decision by forming a captive. Are you getting its full strategic benefit today?

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Common patterns in undermanaged captives

More work for your team, missing information, and a captive that hasn't kept pace with your business.

Operational drag

The captive work that sits with your team feels like co-managing it.

Limited visibility

Information follows reporting cycles, not your needs. Issues surface late.

Accounting concerns

Manual reviews surface errors, issues repeat, and regulators flag problems.

Missed strategy

The captive has not evolved to keep pace with your business or its risks.

Technology gap

Email, spreadsheets, and PDFs instead of modern, repeatable workflows.

If any of these feel familiar, there may be room to grow.

Luzern Risk treats our captive like an asset, as it should be, not a back-office function.

CEOCommercial real estate firm with $1B+ in insured property

It's been a breath of fresh air to know that we're getting the right information, and have people who care working on our captive. The Luzern team has been fantastic.

PresidentHealthcare operator in skilled nursing

Luzern empowers us to work the way we want to work; seamless and flexible, with clarity every step of the way.

CEOCyber insurance & warranty provider

I've worked with a handful of different captive managers, and by far this has been the best experience.

PresidentMedical stop-loss program manager

The modern standard for captive management

Less work for your team, faster information, and a captive that keeps pace with your business.

A captive run as a financial asset instead of a static insurance policy.

Fewer admin burdens

Strategic involvement only. Your manager handles the coordination and execution.

A live view

Real-time access to financials, claims, data, and reporting when you need it.

Precise accounting

Accurate and timely records and reporting. Routine audits and filings are routine.

Modern tools

Tools and insights to model your risks, opportunities, and capital strategy.

One login

One integrated platform with clear, repeatable workflows built around your needs.

Fully integrated services.

There are 9 specialized trades required to run a captive. We've engineered them all into one coordinated operation to drive performance.

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Seamless management transition.

A dedicated Client Advisor coordinates and executes the entire process to ensure minimal lift for your internal team and no operational interruptions.

Fast Timeline

Most transitions can be completed in 4 weeks.

Data collection

1 WEEK

Strategic review

1-2 WEEKS

Documentation

1-2 WEEKS

Regulatory approval

1 WEEK
Easy Process

Our system keeps the requirements on your team to a minimum.

Provide data for review

Typically policies, agreements, claims, records, and governance documents. We evaluate your strategy and recommend adjustments.

Weekly status calls

All transition activity is managed by your Client Advisor and communicated to you through a standing call.

Go live on the platform

Your captive moves onto one integrated system, with reporting and workflows configured around your needs.

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Common Questions

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Can I switch captive managers, and how disruptive is it?

Yes, and the process can be seamless: a transfer of records and responsibilities rather than a program change. The process can be completed in less than 4 weeks.

My captive has accumulated surplus. What are my options?

There are many. You can issue dividends to shareholders, lend it back to the business, fund more risk retention, reinvest in loss reduction, or even go on offense with new programs. Idle surplus is among the most common findings in captive reviews.

Can my captive write more lines or retain more risk?

Usually, yes. Many captives are underutilized, and premium from one line can support the losses of another, so each addition tends to be more capital-efficient than the last.

Can I move my captive to a different domicile?

Yes: between states, onshore from offshore (redomestication), or offshore where a program calls for it. Luzern runs a defined regulatory process from end to end.

What should an annual captive review examine?

Retention against surplus, structure fit, trapped capital, tax position, and risk transfer costs, plus whether the captive has kept pace with the business.

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