Captives
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Captive Review
January 13th 2009
Ben Glenn of BauknightPietras & Stromer tells us the importance of planning ahead when starting a captive
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Strategic Risk Solutions
January 2nd 2009
Strategic Risk Solutions looks at developments and current trends in insuring employee benefits in captives.
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Captive and Art Review
November 30th 2008
Risk Managers have been advised to consider captive insurance as concern over the state of the commercial insurance market intensifies in light of the federal bailout of AIG and the ailing health of other notable insurers.
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Captive Review
November 1st 2008
Captive owners often shy away from placing environmental risk in their captives. If the risks can be quantified and effectively structured, however, an environmental programme should be considered. By Jeffrey Hubbard
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Strategic Asset Alliance
September 12th 2008
Developing a successful, disciplined investment process for a captive means going beneath the surface to understand how each step in the process works together to produce solid results and then sticking to it.
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Anderson, Kill and Olick
August 26th 2008
Captive insurance companies are now popular for tax planning in addition to risk management. In response, the IRS has developed an increasingly sophisticated set of standards for determining what is insurance over the past few years.
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Captive Review
August 22nd 2008
Increasing numbers of group captives are dying on the vine , but the soft market presents opportunities for smaller captives (in the US$3-5m premium range), according to a panel of captive experts.
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Strategic Risk Solutions
July 20th 2008
Strategic Risk Solutions discuss establishing on-shore Risk Retention Groups as an alternative to re-domestication.
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Captive and Art Review
June 27th 2008
It took two years for Swift Transportation to convince its truckers that a captive was right for them, but the firm and its insureds are now enjoying the rewards. By Gavin Bradshaw
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specandagg.com
April 30th 2008
A recent Marsh study on captives has found that many captives could be more profitable.
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