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Accounting & tax analysis
Captives can help to create a level of clarity around tax that could prove beneficial to tax authorities and corporates alike. 5 March 2014
Analysis
European captives have proved resilient, but investment and management challenges—and opportunities—remain thanks to the troubled macroeconomic environment. 3 March 2014
Analysis
Fiona Le Poidevin outlines how differentiation outside Solvency II and innovative structures continue to set Guernsey apart from the global competition. 3 March 2014
Analysis
Chinese corporates are getting increasingly comfortable with the captive concept, but it will be a long road. Guernsey is one of the leading jurisdictions looking to develop rising interest in the sector. 3 March 2014
Analysis
Captives face significant challenges associated with Solvency II but Guenter Droese, chairman of ECIROA, suggests that the principle of proportionality should place the industry in good stead when adapting to the new regulatory environment. 3 March 2014
Analysis
A captive is a long-term investment, and the choices made during formation have far-reaching implications. EMEA Captive asked the experts what careful parents need to consider. 3 March 2014
Analysis
Increasing regulatory scrutiny is an inevitable product of the maturing of the industry. Nevertheless, considerable headwinds face the sector, argues Dennis Harwick of CICA. 3 March 2014
Analysis
Choosing the right captive manager can be decisive in the success or failure of your captive. Here we examine some of the questions parent companies should be considering when making their decision. 3 March 2014
Analysis
After extended delays Europe’s great insurance project is finally within sight. EIOPA’s chairman Gabriel Bernardino encourages the industry to help steer a course towards its final form. 3 March 2014
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