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Accounting & tax analysis
As one of the world’s leading international business centres, the British Virgin Islands is well poised to take advantage of the growing number of opportunities in the offshore captive insurance market with its competitive rates and strong regulatory environment. 10 August 2015
Accounting & tax analysis
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has highlighted Guernsey’s reputation as a cooperative jurisdiction. 7 July 2015
Accounting & tax analysis
Poland and Latvia have confirmed that Bermuda has been removed from their domestic lists of countries of non-cooperative tax jurisdictions. 1 July 2015
Accounting & tax analysis
The Bermuda Business Development Agency (BDA) has targeted the US in its latest captive webinar. 25 June 2015
Accounting & tax analysis
Revenues jumped at Randall & Quilter (R&Q), the insurance services and investment company, in 2014, although it also made heavy losses driven by reserve deterioration. 23 June 2015
Accounting & tax analysis
Bermuda and Guernsey have expressed shock at their placement on the European Commission’s tax blacklist. 19 June 2015
Accounting & tax analysis
The use of a captive to insure the risks of a parent group is a major component of many companies’ risk management and financing strategies. James Bulkowski, Paul Phillips and Bill Bailey of EY’s Financial Services Organization, describe the essentials of a feasibility study for those considering setting up their own captive. 5 June 2015
Accounting & tax analysis
The emergence of more asset manager-sponsored reinsurers is a good thing for captives if they use this capacity to their advantage, Bob Forness of MultiStrat Re tells Bermuda Captive. 5 June 2015
Accounting & tax analysis
Goldman Sachs Asset Management’s annual insurance industry survey provides insights from more than 260 CIOs and CFOs around the globe, representing $6 trillion in assets. Here’s a snapshot of the latest findings. 5 June 2015
Accounting & tax analysis
There are many good reasons that captive insurance companies should strive to implement high levels of corporate governance, as Andrew Walsh and Phillip England from Anderson Kill explain. 5 June 2015
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