Accounting and Tax

UK captive regime could attract US companies

6 February 2026 McGill & Partners’ Graham McCarthy says US firms that work with Lloyd’s could be particularly well-suited to a UK domicile.

Increased interest in captive solutions in LatAm

6 February 2026

MEBCO forms Delaware cell facility

6 February 2026

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The Sunshine State: a sleeping giant on the verge of waking up

Has the time finally come for the captive insurance industry in Florida? The newly formed FCIA thinks so, and is working to bring that expectation into reality.

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Independent defence panel counsel: leveraging captives to control claims

Luke Renz, of Captives.Insure, points out why captives can help manage claims better.

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Captive insurance: a strategic asset for long-term climate resilience

Peter Carter and Torolf Hamm, from WTW, look at the potential for captives to enable more efficient climate risk management and the longer-term risk financing view demanded by climate change.

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Captive Collateral (Part III) GAP Collateral

Greg Lang, founder of the Reinsurance and Insurance Network (RAIN), continues his series of articles on collateral.

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Investing the balance sheet: re-framing fiduciary responsibility in insurance asset management

Carl Terzer, of CapVisor Associates, looks at why insurance companies need to ensure they’re looking in the right direction when it comes to investment decisions.

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You can’t spell liar without AI

Jack Meskunas, of Oppenheimer & Co. takes a look at why AI can come with a catch.

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Captive collateral - Part 2: Unearned premium reserve

Greg Lang, founder of the Reinsurance and Insurance Network (RAIN), dives deep into the issues concerning unearned premium reserve.

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Expect the unexpected

Dustin Carlson of SRA 831(b) Admin explains to Captive International what the AWS outage reveals about small-business vulnerability and the need for modern risk planning.

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