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Oct 28, 2026
Episode #5: Climate Risk Is Credit Risk – Insuring & Financing Hospitality in High-Risk Geographies
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20:36Jonathan NigroGUEST
But I think the liability market hopefully is turning in the right direction.
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20:42Brady YoungGUEST
Yeah, I guess from my perspective, where we see our clients that have captives, they use the captive for different types of risk.
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20:50Brady YoungGUEST
As the market changes and limitations exist in the market, either in terms of just availability or certain layers of coverage are hard to get, clients are using the captive to kind of plug holes in their program.
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21:05Brady YoungGUEST
And if they need to, Like they'll say, okay, to be contractually compliant, if we need to take that risk on our balance sheet and put that risk in our captive, they're doing it.
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21:23Brady YoungGUEST
But either lending requirements or contractual requirements, they're forced to provide evidence of coverage.
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Sairah BurkiHOST
If you could please introduce the topic and provide some color on what you're seeing today, that'd be great.