Christine Brown, deputy commissioner of captive insurance at the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation, speaks with John Savage about where a cell ends and a captive begins, as Vermont's cell regime increasingly mirrors the standard for standalone captives.
Christine Brown, deputy commissioner of captive insurance at the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation, speaks with John Savage about where a cell ends and a captive begins, as Vermont's cell regime increasingly mirrors the standard for standalone captives.
Two decades on from pioneering its protected cell regime, Malta is repositioning itself as a substance-rich bridge between the UK and the EU. Ian-Edward Stafrace of Atlas Insurance PCC and Karl De Giovanni of SRS Europe weigh in on a more sophisticated owner base, the rise of affinity and embedded insurance, and the operational squeeze of growing complexity.
Paul Shimomoto, president and director, Hawaii Captive Insurance Council, looks at why the domicile is the perfect home for captive insurers
Carter Lawrence, commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, sits down with John Savage to talk about the state’s growth as a captive domicile
Kevin Poole, general manager at the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman, sits down with Captive Insurance Times to discuss the domicile’s captive positioning
Italy is carving out a growing presence in the European captive insurance market, as domestic licences, redomiciliations and evolving regulation begin to reshape its position among emerging domiciles in Europe
Joe Rosenberger, chief captive analyst at the North Carolina Captive Insurance Companies Division, reveals the state’s strategy for fostering a dynamic and innovative captive insurance environment