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SOBC Sandell, a company that specialises in the acquisition and management of distressed re/insurance entities, has completed its acquisition of PIA Captive, a Montana Company. 17 January 2017
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The president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC), Ted Nickel, has voiced his disappointment about the lack of involvement of state regulators in the negotiations of the covered agreement between the US Treasury and the European Union (EU) now that the negotiations have concluded. 16 January 2017
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The Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act, which came into effect on January 1, 2017, has the potential to shake up the small captives 831(b) sector, as it tries to adapt to the new legislation, according to senior executives interviewed by Captive International. 16 January 2017
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The captive solution—a company’s own piggy bank—emerges as a contemporary approach to new risks that may be covered at only great expense, or not at all, on the traditional insurance market, says Marcus Schmalbach of Fachhochschule des Mittelstands. 12 January 2017
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With Asian companies on the verge of embracing the use of captives as a form of risk management and transfer, leading to an explosion in their use, Labuan IBFC is well positioned as the domicile that could benefit most from this, as Danial Mah Abdullah, its chief executive, tells EMEA Captive. 12 January 2017
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The United States Managing General Underwriters (US MGU), a national firm specialising in the management of captive insurers, has selected Gilsbar to administer its level-funded health plan option for small employers. 12 January 2017
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Malta is highlighting its advantages as a domicile for captive insurance in an increasingly uncertain world, EMEA Captive reports. 12 January 2017
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Randall & Quilter Investment Holdings (R&Q) has completed its novation of liabilities from PacWest Captive Insurance Company, an Arizona domiciled entity. 11 January 2017
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The UK’s decision to leave the European Union will present many challenges for the captives sector—but the biggest could simply be managing the inevitable period of uncertainty during the waiting game before the details of a post-Brexit world start to emerge, EMEA Captive reports. 11 January 2017
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The use of protected cell companies in the EMEA region is predicted to soar as more companies grasp the benefits and regulators enable legislation permitting their use. EMEA Captive investigates. 11 January 2017
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