Knowing the difference between risk aversion and risk control drives successful exits. For sellers looking to run-off, there are multiple factors to navigate, outlined in our latest paper.

Insurance Business Transfer legislative developments show promise as a useful tool to achieve closure and finality in dealing with run-off of legacy insurance books.

Maintaining an unwanted captive is a common but costly approach. Options available to deal with this problem have been limited, but new solutions are gaining popularity.

There are important ways in which sellers can best leverage brokers in run-off. What should sellers look for in their broker?

Brokers who partner with RiverStone can expect a customer-centric experience. Find out what we offer, and what we seek, in working with brokers for run-off transactions.

RiskSmart insurers focus on proper claims handling in their run-off strategy. Learn why and how claims management is a critical element to successful run-off transactions.

Reputation is the currency by which insurers maintain and grow their marketplace value. Learn more about RiverStone’s unique approach to claims control, so you know you’re in safe hands.

In light of the past trends and present challenges in Construction Defect litigation, there are three important questions to ask around approach, costs, and expertise.

Proper due diligence can make or break the success of any run-off deal, especially since most deals must stand the test of time. What are the key steps and factors to consider?