Donald J. Riggin, CPCU, ARM
Don Riggin writes articles on the topic of
risk finance for IRMI.com.
Mr. Riggin joined Spring Consulting Group in September of 2009. As the head of
the firm's risk financing practice, he provides corporate and public sector
clients with state-of-the-art risk financing advice and services. These
include captive and self insurance feasibility analysis, ART facility
implementation and review services, and a wide spectrum of risk financing
solutions.
Mr. Riggin's previous experience includes Alternative Risk Solutions practice
leader at Boston-based Albert Risk Management Consultants, Managing Director
of Product Development at Liberty Mutual Alternative Markets, and over 25
years of experience creating alternative risk financing structures as a
broker and consultant.
Mr. Riggin is an accomplished author and speaker. He edited and wrote
IRMI's Risk Financing, a quarterly
reference service published by the International Risk Management Institute
in Dallas, Texas. Mr. Riggin also wrote and edited
Financing Risk & Reinsurance, a monthly journal devoted to enterprise
risk management, financial reinsurance, and the convergence of the insurance
and capital markets. FRR was also
published by IRMI. Mr. Riggin is the author
Practical Risk Hedging, a quarterly updated reference service
published by The National Underwriter Company. Mr. Riggin is a frequent speaker at
industry events such as RIMS and The World Captive Forum.
Mr. Riggin holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Towson University, as well as
the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU), and the Associate in
Risk Management (ARM) professional designations.
Articles on IRMI.com
Risk Management: Risk Finance
Do Captives Earn Profits?
(August 2009)
Self-Insured
Retentions versus Deductibles (May 2009)
Structured
Insurance Programs (February 2009)
Things To
Know about Captive Insurance Companies (November 2008)
Property Catastrophe
Risk and Capital Markets Risk Transfer (August 2008)
The Evolution
of Finite Reinsurance and Financial Accounting Statement (FAS) 113
(May 2008)
Has the IRS Lost
Its Collective Mind? (November 2007)
Event Risk Financing:
Thinking Beyond the Transfer versus Retain Paradigm (August 2007)
Contingent Risk
Capital (June 2007)
The Importance
of Calculating a Capital Charge for Insurable Risk Hedging Strategies (February
2007)
Determining the
Optimal Combination of Risk Retention and Risk Transfer (December 2006)
Insuring Property
Risks in a Captive (October 2006)