Captives
Strategic Risk Solutions
Strategic Risks Brady Young discusses the implications of IRS withdrawal of its proposed Regulation ?1.1502-13(e).
The National Underwriter, Property and Casualty
The Internal Revenue Service announced it has withdrawn a proposed regulation that if enacted could have driven captive insurance formations offshore, according to captive experts.
Strategic Risk Solutions
Strategic Risk Solutions look at the reasons captives decide to re-domesticate and how they can do it.
Strategic Risk Solutions
Strategic Risk Solutions' Brady Young discusses the impact of the softening insurance market on the formation and use of captives.
The National Underwriter, Property and Casualty
A proposed regulation by the Internal Revenue Service that would reverse a longstanding tax benefit for captive insurance operations and put them on the same footing as self-insureds has caught the captive industry by surprise.
The National Underwriter, Property and Casualty
The number of captive insurance companies domiciled in the United States is increasing at a growing rate, and the trend is likely to continue,
Risk and Insurance
Capacity is down and prices are up on insurance for construction companies, but these companies' ability and inclination to shoulder more of their own risk is also up.
Risk and Insurance
With the right mix of companies, a group captive can be an effective way for purchasing groups to cover themselves when regular insurance is too expensive or simply not available.
Newport Risk Services
Andrew Berry of Newport Risk Services analyzes the competitive challenges facing group captives, their inherent competitive advantages and strategies to compete
Preferred Reinsurance Intermediaries
Preferred Re's Jim Warters discusses some of the aspects of proportional reinsurance
