Captive International US Focus 2021
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US Focus 2021
Gold plated; ruby dated
In 2021, Vermont’s captive insurance industry celebrates its 40th anniversary.
Controversy and captives
Washington has long sought a way to tax captives that operate in the state but are not domiciled there. Earlier this year, it passed a law to do precisely that.
In praise of physical events
As in-person meetings start to return, there is a palpable sense of relief in the air.
SMEs are fuelling captives growth
Captive International examines some of the best options for smaller companies to make captives work for them.
New solutions on the rise
Captive International explores the current trends and examines what lies ahead.
COVID-19 claims
CIC Services looks at the contrasting fortunes of companies that took out BI policies in the commercial market or through a captive.
Captive alternatives gain traction
Disruption in global commercial insurance markets has led companies to look at ways of increasing their risk retentions: Swiss Re.
A captive embrace
Legacy solutions are attracting more interest than ever before, says R&Q’s Fontanetta.
The ever-emerging risk
The dynamic nature of cyber risk has made it very challenging to manage, but captives are playing an increasingly important role.
Dealing with cyber risk
As claims from cyber events escalate there is growing concern from traditional insurers over their exposures: Eslami of AM Best.
State of the (future) market
The captives market has seen unprecedented activity: Beecher Carlson.
Magnify reinsurance capacity
A new blockchain-based ecosystem can connect the sector. Ryskex reports.
Reasonable and responsible
The North Carolina Department of Insurance on why the state has been so successful.
A committed partner
The captives industry is fertile ground for companies that offer a complete package, says IPFSDirect.
A leading force in the captives industry
With its strategic location, low cost of living, and diverse economy, it is easy to see why Alabama is open for business.
The right place and the ideal vehicle
Puerto Rico is definitely worth considering , says Emilie Gastley of Captive Alternatives.
Creating capital efficiency
An increasing number of high-profile run-off deals are generating new interest: DARAG.
Good times ahead
Hawaii is seeing robust interest in captive formations, says the Hawaii Captive Insurance Council.
All eyes on the Green Book
Teresa Jones and Amanda Cook of RH CPAs outline some key elements of President Biden’s new tax plan.
Employee benefits and third party risks
A picture is emerging of what the employee benefits landscape will look like post-pandemic, says Spring Consulting.
Captives in Barbados
The captives industry in Barbados is strong and remains relevant to the industry in the US.
Contact details
How to contact Captive International.
