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Domicile by design: why strategy is reshaping captive choice

Dawn Hiestand, chief underwriting officer and head of captives, Artex North America, and Paul Eaton, chief executive officer, Artex EMEA outline the critical role of domicile selection.   3 August 2026

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Arizona bets big on captives

Arizona’s chief captive analyst, Victoria Fimea, says the state’s mix of experience, low costs and industry support is driving captive growth – but success still depends on strong governance and adequate capital.   3 August 2026

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North Carolina raises the bar for captive growth

Lori Gorman of the North Carolina Department of Insurance explained how flexible regulation, expanding cell captive structures and a business-friendly approach are helping North Carolina attract captive insurers while supporting innovation in an increasingly complex risk environment.   3 August 2026

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New underwriting talent strengthens Captives.insure

Rachel Kortman says innovation, education and technology are reshaping captive insurance as she joins Captives.insure from leading global insurers.   3 August 2026

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Building on a captive success story

Travis Wegkamp, from the Utah Insurance Department, discusses Utah's growth strategy, regulatory approach and commitment to innovation as the domicile continues to attract new captive formations.   3 August 2026

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New era for captives in Louisiana

The leader of one of the most recently formed captive domains explained how the state sets out its stall to attract formations and better meet their needs and ambitions.   3 August 2026

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Bermuda’s staying power: why the island remains the captive market’s first choice / Why Bermuda still leads the captive market as competition intensifies

Tanja Korff, from Marsh, explains why Bermuda and its regulatory pragmatism and depth of capital keep the most sophisticated captives in the world on the island.   3 August 2026

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Focus on service, stability, growth

Mid-market uptake and evolving risk needs have helped cement Tennessee’s position as a leading captive domicile.   3 August 2026

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Modern regulation, responsive service

While the level and complexity of threats multiply, captive owners face many baffling challenges. That’s where Iowa’s high-quality, flexible regulation can prove decisive.   3 August 2026

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Why BRIM 2027 matters to industry

Geralyn Edward, for BIBA, the Association for Global Business, focuses on governance, innovation, growth, three key reasons why BRIM 2027 matters for the global captive industry.   3 August 2026

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