We’re excited to announce that our SVP, Prabal Lakhanpal, has been recognized as Risk & Insurance’s Captives Power Brokers of the year! You can his full winner’s profile here.

Our SVP, Prabal Lakhanpal, was listed in Risk & Insurance’s Top Captives Power Brokers; you can find the full list here.

In a recent Financier Worldwide Podcast episode, our VP, TJ Scherer speaks about how CFOs often misunderstand captives, overlook total cost of risk, and miss hidden benefits like cash‑flow gains, surplus and market leverage. Success requires long‑term strategy, data discipline and assessing readiness for risk and ROI. You can find the full episode here.

A recent article covered by Captive International spotlights our VP, TJ Scherer, being appointed to the Texas Captive Insurance Association (TxCIA). Check out the full article here.

In a recent article featured on the New England Employee Benefits Council (NEEBC)’s blog, our Consultant, Grace Giannattasio, provides a state-by-state update on PFML changes in 2026 in the New England area. You can find NEEBC’s full article here.

We are proud to announce Spring and our consultants have been recognized for multiple awards from Captive Review’s Cayman Awards 2025. We look forward to continuing to do excellent captive work in all domiciles, including but not limited to the Cayman Islands.

Spring has been awarded for:

Our co-founder Karin Landry, was listed in Captive International’s Most Influential Women in Captive Insurance, which highlights leading female figures in captive insurance and alternative risk financing. You can find the full list here.

In a recent interview on captive.com, our VP, TJ Scherer speaks about key insights when it comes to creating a captive and how it can impact renewal cycles and stakeholder preferences. You can find the fill interview here.

In a recent article from captive.com, our Vice President, TJ shares his perspective on how captive insurance programs can be leveraged to reinsure surety bonds, offering new avenues for capital efficiency and enhanced risk management. You can find the full article here.