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Law & regulation
The growth in US domiciles with captive regulation on their books has raised questions about the regulatory oversight of less experienced domiciles. 5 August 2014
Law & regulation
Fitch has stated that subjecting captives to full NAIC accreditation standards “could materially increase costs” and might lead to the disclosure of information sensitive to the parent’s competitive position. 1 August 2014
Law & regulation
New legislature in Alabama is to bring risk retention groups established in the state up to speed with guidance set by the NAIC, subjecting them to more intense scrutiny. 24 July 2014
Law & regulation
Insurance commissioner Wayne Goodwin has announced efforts that will make North Carolina an even more attractive home for captive insurance companies. 9 July 2014
EMEA analysis
A survey conducted by business and financial adviser Grant Thornton UK LLP has found that only 6 percent of respondents believe the costs of Solvency II are 'reasonable'. 9 July 2014
Actuarial & underwriting
Health care reform in the US will change the landscape for medical liability captives. In the short term it seems that consolidation is inevitable, but longer term there may be significant opportunities for the Bermuda market. 30 June 2014
Law & regulation
The House Financial Services Committee has approved legislation to bring much needed reforms to the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA), extending the act beyond its end-of-year expiration date. 23 June 2014
Law & regulation
Governor Kasich has signed legislation allowing Ohio businesses to form captive insurance companies in the state to provide for their own commercial insurance needs. 19 June 2014
Law & regulation
The US Treasury lacks sufficient data on the terrorism insurance market needed to help ensure the goals of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA), due to expire at the end of this year. 13 June 2014
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