Tom Booth, DARAG CEO
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13 February 2024News

DARAG completes two captive legacy transactions

DARAG Group has completed two legacy transactions involving Bermuda and Cayman captives.

The transactions, the terms for which were not disclosed, were both executed by way of novation with the captives and their respective fronting carrier.

“The first transaction involved a Bermuda-based captive for insured risks through to 2016 and was completed at the end of 2023,” the company said. “The second was an undisclosed Cayman-based captive for insured risks through 2015 and was concluded in early 2024.

“Both portfolios insured workers compensation, general liability and auto liability exposure.”

Tom Booth, CEO of DARAG, said: “Completing these transactions is an excellent way to begin 2024.  They demonstrate the busy year DARAG North America has had and show that there is increased interest for bespoke legacy solutions that enable insurers to achieve finality for their books of business.”

Joel Neal, executive vice president, M&A, at DARAG North America, added: “Agreements like these are vital in supporting our clients, allowing our counterparties to release capital, achieve full legal finality and operate more efficiently. The conclusion of these deals also shows the continuation of a successful partnership with Guy Carpenter’s Captive Segment, who advised both sellers.”




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More on this story

News
6 April 2023   The transaction structure is a renewal of a previous novation agreement.
News
1 February 2024   The captive’s workers’ comp portfolio will be transferred into a US-domiciled DARAG entity.
News
19 July 2023   CEO Tom Booth sees increased interest in North America.