Our Process
Ensuring Your Captive Insurance Success
Navigating insurance complexities is challenging, but at ReNu Insurance, we simplify it with our comprehensive, three-phase approach. From evaluating your captive insurance potential to continuous risk management, our process is designed to optimize and protect your business at every step.
Phase 1: Evaluation and Assessment
Evaluate if a Captive Insurance Solution is Right for Your Business
In this phase, we help you understand if transitioning to a captive insurance model makes sense for your company. This involves an initial evaluation and assessment to determine if a captive is the right fit.
Includes:
- Initial consultation to discuss your current insurance setup
- Educational materials on captive insurance
- Preliminary evaluation of your insurance needs
- Assessment quiz to determine suitability for a captive
Phase 2: Audit and Preparation
Comprehensive Audit and Underwriting for a Smooth Transition
Once you decide to explore a captive, we conduct a thorough audit and underwriting process. This phase ensures all necessary documents and practices are in place to present your business in the best light to captive insurance committees.
Includes:
- Detailed underwriting and audit process
- Compliance checks and documentation review
- Identification of risk management gaps
- Development of a risk management improvement plan
- Preparation of an executive summary for the captive presentation
Phase 3: Prevention and Containment
Continuous Improvement and Risk Management
After being accepted into a captive, we provide ongoing support and consulting to help manage and mitigate risks. This phase is about maintaining and improving risk management practices to ensure long-term success and profitability within the captive.
Includes:
- Implementation of risk management strategies
- Regular reviews and updates to risk management plans
- Ongoing consulting and support
- Quarterly and annual risk management assessments
- Continuous monitoring and reporting on claims and losses