Marsh McLennan Agency Launches Secure Harbor Group Captive to Help Senior Living Clients Manage Challenging Market Conditions
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The senior living industry is grappling with a challenging traditional insurance market, driven by rising claims cost due to social inflation and nuclear verdicts together with shrinking insurer capacity. Recognizing these challenges, MMA created
“In today’s volatile insurance landscape, our senior living clients are vocal about their need for alternative risk financing solutions,” said J.D. Seymour, Vice President of the Captive Risk Practice at MMA. “Secure Harbor provides the flexibility, stability and control that industry leaders need in order to remain focused on sustainable growth.”
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