07/29/2024
In risk management, casualty insurance shields companies from financial losses arising from accidents, injuries, or property damage. However, securing this protection can come at a cost beyond the premium. The need to post collateral – a form of security deposit – for specific casualty insurance programs can significantly impact a company’s liquidity.
In this article, Managing Principal Quentin Hills explores the financial implications of this requirement and demonstrates why our Alternative Letter of Credit (ALOC) facility is a game changer. By leveraging the ALOC facility, companies can maintain their liquidity while meeting collateral requirements, ensuring they stay financially agile and protected.
Read the full article here.
From the Data Room to the Boardroom: Artificial Intelligence and Fiduciary Duties
Posted on 11/06/2026
As artificial intelligence (AI) moves from experimentation to enterprise infrastructure, governance around AI is changing. For directors, overseeing AI is becoming less about t...
Read Post
Advancements in Supplemental Executive Retirement Plan (SERP) Design in Acquiring and Retaining Key Talent
Posted on 09/17/2026
Replacing a key executive can cost more than 100% of that leader’s annual salary, before accounting for lost institutional knowledge, disrupted strategy, and weakened cli...
Read Post