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Group captives have the potential to service a burgeoning middle market interest in captive insurance. US Captive talks with leading figures from the market about the considerations behind going down the group captive route. 14 August 2013
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The captive industry is facing another broadside from regulators attacking those accused of tax avoidance. CICA and others are speaking out against such sweeping attacks and making clear the value proposition of captive insurance. 14 August 2013
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Commenting in our most recent issue of US Captive, Richard Smith, president of the Vermont Captive Insurance Association, said that the rise of home state domiciles is down to states pursuit of revenue. 12 August 2013
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Captive International spoke to Tom Stokes, practice leader at JLT Towner, about how captives can be used to ease the burden of reputational risk. 5 August 2013
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Ohio is the latest US state set to enter the captive area, with its senate anticipated to pass a new captive law in the fall. 26 July 2013
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Captive International spoke to Corbett about the milestone. 25 July 2013
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Washington, DC will not allow medical stop-loss captives to be licensed, according to Dana Sheppard. 18 July 2013
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The Self-Insurance Institute of America (SIIA) has ramped up its lobbying efforts in favour of reauthorisation of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA). 18 July 2013
Accounting & tax analysis
Mid-size companies in light manufacturing are a perfect match for group captives as they can help them avoid premium hikes as rates in the open market harden. 11 July 2013
Analysis
Writing in our US Captive title, Dennis Harwick, president of CICA, argues that a recent New York regulatory report attacking offshore captives is a ‘political document’ that fails to differentiate true captives from so-called ‘shadow insurance’. 5 July 2013
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