Captives are an attractive alternative risk solution to self-insurance, with about 40% of major U.S. corporations and many multinational companies today owning their own captive insurance […]
Chris Kramer, Senior Vice President, Business Development, of Caitlin Morgan, will be attending the 2016 CICA’s International Conference taking place March 6-8 at the Westin
Captive insurance companies have gained popularity over the last several years, particularly as this alternative risk solution is now also available to small and mid-size
Captive insurance solutions today are part of the mainstream of corporate risk planning. Since the first captives were formed in Bermuda in the 1960s, they
Captives insurance companies continue to experience growth even during the soft market where pricing is highly competitive and there is plenty of capacity. One of
The Popularity of Captive Insurance Companies As We Move into 2016Read More
Employers are looking for new ways to reduce the cost of employee benefits. One approach increasingly gaining traction is the use of captives to fund
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By Chris Kramer In times like these, where the property and casualty insurance industry is now in its fifth year of a generally soft market,
A recent article in Forbes magazine highlights the use of captive insurance companies among private equity firms for errors and omission insurance, directors and officers
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Forming a captive insurance company provides businesses with a number of potential advantages including the ability to save on costs involving overhead, marketing, agent commissions,
States Looking for More Captive Insurance Business Revise LawsRead More
Recently the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has taken an aggressive stance to ensure that captives insurance companies are compliant, specifically micro-captives, or what is known
