In this GCP Short, produced in partnership with Jeometri Insurance Managers in Guernsey, we focus on tokenisation in insurance and its potential application by captives and other vehicles.

The tokenisation of insurance assets is a hot topic withinthe insurance and capital markets and what it could mean for how insurers raise capital, manage risk and operate.

Richard is joined in conversation by Darren Wadley, managingdirector of Jeometri, with 27 year’s experience in offshore financial services. Darren was involved in one of the landmark tokenisation projects, the first tokenisation of capital within Guernsey’s regulatory framework, through his role as a fiduciary director working with Ctrl Alt.

You also hear from Aaron Slattery, client services director at Jeometri. Aaron is a chartered loss adjuster with over a decade’s experience working in insurance, including claims and captive management. He currently serves as a director on numerous insurance companies.

So we have tokenisation expertise and the insurance expertisein one conversation, which should give you listeners a good understanding on how these two areas fit together and whether tokenisation may be of interest to your insurance structures.

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Welcome to the first in our new series of Captive Owner Spotlights for 2026, supported by the EY Global Captive Network.

Over the next 12 months we will produce dedicated episodes that feature in-depth conversations with risk and insurance professionals that have a story or experience to share, concerning their own companies’ utilisation of a captive.

In this episode, we hear from Chris Greisberger, Head of Global Risk Management at Taiwanese computer hardware giant Acer.

Chris has implemented a custom Account Receivables risk insurance programme that heavily involves the captive, is supported by the commercial market and is powered by the company's own internal risk assessment of customers.

In a 35-minute discussion, Chris explains how this was achieved, the underlying logic behind the programme and why he believes more companies need to be exploring a similar solution.

We are also joined by Malcolm Cutts-Watson, one of the independent non-executive directors for Acer's Guernsey captive, and he provides his own iNED view on the programme and how it is run.

Chris is open to hearing from fellow captive owners who may want to explore or learn more about Account Receivables risk. If you would like to get in touch with him, please contact Richard by email or LinkedIn.

If you are a Captive Owner and have an innovative or unique case study to share, then do not hesitate to get in touch if you are interested in featuring in our Captive Owner Series.

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In this GCP Short, produced in partnership with Zurich Insurance, we take a look at the state of the commercial cyber market and the current trends in how corporates are using their captive.

Joining Richard for a 20-minute conversation are Esme Gould, Head of Captives & ART, and Nick Pritchard, Senior Cyber Liability Underwriter, both at Zurich Insurance Company UK.

In our conversation, Nick explains how cyber insurance is evolving, the response of the market and buyers to recent high-profile loss events, and why a captive’s involvement is often viewed favourably by the carrier.

Esme explains the different ways captives take part in cyber programmes and the activity she has seen from customers.