Guernsey is well suited to acting as a captive domicile with the advantage of having in insurance and fund investment experts located in one place
Bermuda’s rise to prominence as a captive domicile continues, despite onshore regulators unnecessarily poking their noses in
Although it is not the first jurisdiction on potential captive managers’ lips, Puerto Rico’s insurance industry has an ideal mix of US regulatory stability and the tax advantages of an offshore domicile
Although Oklahoma has had captive insurance legislation for a number of years, the state’s managers and regulators believe that the industry is just getting started
Although Tennessee is still young for a captive domicile, its future looks bright thanks to an influx of experienced professionals and the emergence of a localised niche market
With 200 years of insurance heritage and a prime location in the heart of northeast America, it was only a matter of time before Connecticut embraced captive legislation. But was the state too late?
A tidy tax regime is just one reason why companies are opting for the EU island
Gibraltar is, in more ways than one, the exception to the rule