Discover how captive insurance companies help parent firms manage unique risks, offer tax advantages, and control costs. Learn their benefits and challenges.

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. expand A group captive is a small insurance company that is ...

Captive insurance companies are an elusive risk management strategy that, for many, is so poorly understood it is difficult to even begin consideration. Those who happen to fall into discussions of ...

The Self-Insurance Institute of America (SIIA), the leading national trade association representing the self-insurance and captive insurance industry has announced that registration is now open for ...

expenses associated with identifying business risks that are appropriate to insure through the Captive and with setting reasonable premium rates for the insurance; and expenses for a third-party ...

A captive agent is an insurance agent who only works for one insurance company and is paid by that one company, either by ...

Our company is headquartered in hurricane country and each hurricane season brings us a potential emergency, evacuation, and business interruption. While the risks are statistically remote, a direct ...

With special purpose acquisition companies increasingly being used in initial public offerings and the commercial insurance market continuing to harden, captive insurance could be a solution for ...

Tax Court upholds 40% IRS penalties in Kadau II microcaptive case, citing lack of economic substance, circular funds, and ...

In recent months, captives have come to the forefront of the insurance industry.As a result, there has been increased interest in what they are, the benefits that they provide, and if they are a ...

On Dec. 18, 2015, Congress passed the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015 (the PATH Act), which provides some new rules for Captive Insurance Companies (“Captives”). In 2017, Captives will ...