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Executive Appointments
As increasingly innovative approaches to captive entities become part of the US landscape, Constitution outlines its Delaware-based offering. 1 January 1970
Actuarial & underwriting
Optimising your risk portfolio can make captives more attractive under Solvency II, argues Dr Paul Wöhrmann of Zurich Global Corporate. 1 January 1970
USA analysis
More than simply a place to enjoy its famed Southern hospitality, South Carolina has emerged as one of the leading US captive domiciles thanks to the strength and flexibility of its regulatory approach. 1 January 1970
Actuarial & underwriting
Increased exposure to cat losses in Asia is encouraging firms to consider insurance to mitigate rising risk costs. Captives are set to form a key part of these efforts to contain risk exposures, writes Dwane Feehely. 1 January 1970
EMEA analysis
Fiona Le Poidevin of Guernsey Finance, describes how captive owners continue to view Guernsey as an attractive domicile, and presents new evidence to support her claims. 1 January 1970
Asset management analysis
David Kilborn, chief investment officer at Performa, outlines what investment strategies Performa is recommending to captives and the company’s approach to developing its growing US presence. 1 January 1970
Analysis
Guenter Droese of ECIROA talks with EMEA Captive about the ongoing discussions surrounding Solvency II. 1 January 1970
Cayman analysis
It has been a good year for captive redomestications, with Cayman playing to its unique strengths in 2011. Clayton Price details why Cayman can expect further captive interest in the coming years. 1 January 1970
Analysis
With captives becoming increasingly mainstream, the industry is attracting more attention from US regulators. 1 January 1970
EMEA analysis
In the face of challenging economic conditions, greater regulatory scrutiny and rating agency oversight, captives are increasingly turning to collateral trusts, as Caroline Cruickshank reports. 1 January 1970
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