Learn the federal and state laws that govern risk retention groups (RRGs), from formation and licensing to operations and registration.

Risk Retention Groups operate under a carefully defined federal framework established by the Liability Risk Retention Act (LRRA). Protecting the integrity of the RRG model and ensuring its continued success requires both legal clarity and coordinated advocacy across the industry.

Discover why Risk Retention Groups (RRGs) exist, their core characteristics, and what makes them a powerful, long-term liability insurance option across many industries.

Learn the key differences between Risk Purchasing Groups (RPGs) and Risk Retention Groups (RRGs) and determine which option is best for your needs if you are considering an alternative to commercial liability insurance.

When exploring the world of captive insurance, you may come across a unique business entity known as a Risk Retention Group (RRG). In this blog post, we’ll break down what an RRG is, its purpose, and the key distinctions between RRGs and conventional insurers.