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US Focus

Market growth continues with innovation and long-term value
Market growth continues with innovation and long-term value
4 September 2025   Dan Towle, president of the Captive Insurance Companies Association (CICA), looks at where the global captive market is in 2025.
Captives remain resilient: strategic drivers sustain growth amid shifting insurance market
4 September 2025
Legacy of leadership: reflections on Kevin Mead’s VCIA presidency
4 September 2025
A turning point for captives?
4 September 2025
Selecting the right TPA for captive claims management
4 September 2025
Milestone moments and bridging the gap
4 September 2025
Protected cells and series captives: why structures matter in today’s market
4 September 2025
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VCIA hits 40 – special Captive International edition announced!
We will be working with the VCIA to create a special edition celebrating 40 years of the VCIA.
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Insurance leaders pay tribute to Brian Thompson
Insurance leaders pay tribute to Brian Thompson
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2024 Captive International US Awards unveiled
The latest winners and highly commended from our latest awards have been released!
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US Focus 2024 launched!
Captive International publishes annual look at the US captive market.
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Veteran alternative risk advisor promoted at Lockton
The executive has been made alternative risk solutions practice leader.
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Skyward Specialty hires accident and health veteran
The specialty insurer targets growth in the healthcare captive sector.
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Demand for captive solutions is growing, says Artex
The alternative risk transfer specialist said more ILS growth is also likely.
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Nominate now for our US Awards!
Readers can now nominate for Captive International’s 2024 US Awards.
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More Features

The future of captive insurance: a decade of complexity, innovation and climate resilience
4 September 2025   In the first of two articles based on an online panel discussion, Captive International asks what captives will look like in the year 2035.
AI, geopolitics and the future of captives: a new strategic era for the insurance industry
4 September 2025   In the second of two articles based on an online panel discussion, Captive International examines myriad new factors affecting the evolution of captives.
Future-proofing captives: a US perspective
4 September 2025   Matthew Finney, of RH CPAs, and Renea Louie, of Sotera Global Management, look at the importance of future-proofing your captive.
Iowa: the newest US captive domicile ready to lead
4 September 2025   Iowa’s captive insurance regulatory team explains to Captive International why the Hawkeye State is a place to watch.
The problem with double-edged swords
4 September 2025   Rob Walling, of Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, looks at regulation that can cut both ways.
The mid-market’s secret weapon: medical stop-loss captives that scale smarter
4 September 2025   Mike Van Ham, SVP, health risk management at Captive Resources, looks at how member-owned group captives are redefining cost control to drive employer results by implementing first-dollar strategies, integrated point solutions and shared innovation.
When catastrophe strikes and insurance falls short: why resilient companies are rethinking risk
4 September 2025   Randy Sadler, of CIC Services, looks at how catastrophic risks are changing.
Captive insurance in Vermont: a pillar of strength for healthcare liability management
4 September 2025   Captive International talks to Christine Brown, of the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation, about why Vermont is an attractive domicile for healthcare captives.
Building a mission-driven captive: lessons from nearly 40 years of serving public sector housing
4 September 2025   Troy LePage, chief operating officer and executive vice president of HAI Group, shares some lessons learnt by the company from its captive journey so far.
[Watch and read] Innovation and regulatory evolution
27 August 2024   Stephen Taylor of the Delaware Department of Insurance explains why he is so optimistic about the growth of his state as a captive domicile.
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