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Aon sees Singapore PCC framework as a ‘major advancement’ for captive, ILS growth

The broker expects the structure to appeal to smaller firms exploring captives, larger corporates pursuing phased ownership strategies and ILS sponsors.

Gloria Methri

July 9, 2026

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Aon sees Singapore PCC framework as a ‘major advancement’ for captive, ILS growth