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Beagle

Own the Insurance You Already Pay For

Retain more of your own risk and keep the underwriting profit an outside carrier would otherwise take. Beagle owns the carrier, the claims administrator, and the program infrastructure.

Feasibility review • Formation • Program management • Claims

$1M+Annual premium where a captive starts to fit
10,000+Units at the scale this usually suits
1Partner for carrier, claims, and administration

What a Captive Actually Is

A licensed insurance company you set up to insure your own risk. Own the bank instead of just depositing into it. The insured facing experience does not change. The owner of the economics does.

Illustrative only. Every captive is structured differently and requires capital reserved up front. A feasibility review produces the real numbers for your portfolio.

Traditional

Premium leaves the portfolio

Annual premium$100K
Claims paid$10K
$90KLeaves the business

With a captive

Surplus stays in the portfolio

Annual premium$100K
Claims paid$10K
$90KStays with you

What We Run For You

Most captive projects stall because they need a broker, an actuary, a manager, and a claims shop who have never worked together. Beagle is all of it.

Start With a Review
Feasibility Review

Feasibility Review

Independent actuarial projections run against your own policies and loss history. If the numbers do not support a captive, we say so.

Structure and Formation

Structure and Formation

We design the structure, handle the filings, and stand up the entity, including the fronting paper and the reinsurance that moves risk into it.

Program Management and Claims

Program Management and Claims

Underwriting, policy administration, accounting, filings, reserving, governance, and claims, all through our own team. Nothing is subcontracted.

Is This a Fit For You?

The quickest test is your own loss ratio. Utah Insurance Department guidance holds that if claims run below 60 to 65 percent of premium, you are likely subsidizing other insureds and should evaluate a captive. Beyond that, these structures tend to make sense when most of the following are true.

Roughly $1M or more in annual premium across all of your insurance lines
Significant enterprise scale, often 10,000 units or more
Multiple entities, assets, or operating businesses under one roof
Needs across commercial property, general liability, BOP, EPLI, D&O, E&O, or cyber
A mixed residential and commercial portfolio
An in-house brokerage capturing commissions but none of the underwriting upside

Why Run It With Beagle

Plenty of firms will manage a captive for you. Very few of them are also the carrier.

We Are the Carrier, Not a Broker

Beagle owns and operates its own carrier and its own claims administrator. We can issue the fronting paper your programs are written on and cede the risk into your captive through reinsurance, so there is no third party between you and the underwriting result.

Keep the Underwriting Upside

In a conventional program, the carrier keeps whatever is left after claims and costs. A captive structure is how that residual stays with the organization generating the risk.

One Engagement, Not a Vendor Chain

A captive usually means a fronting carrier, a captive manager, an actuary, a claims administrator, and a tax preparer, each engaged separately and each coordinating on every filing. Beagle is all of them, under one agreement.

Built on a Live Book

We did not learn this from a textbook. Beagle already operates a captive structure behind its own programs, so the mechanics are proven before your organization relies on them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about captive structures for large property management organizations.

A captive is an insurance structure that allows an organization to retain more of its own risk and participate in underwriting profit, instead of allowing an outside carrier to keep all of the upside. Premium that would have left the business as pure expense becomes an asset the organization has a stake in.