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IRS petitions court to enforce a summons against Delaware DOI for captive docs
24 June 2020
Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

The Internal Revenue Service has petitioned the US District Court for the District of Delaware against the Delaware Department of Insurance to enforce a summons for documents related to its micro captive investigation

A.M. Best affirms Oxford Insurance Company ratings
17 June 2020
Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

A.M. Best has assigned a financial strength rating of A and a long-term issuer credit rating of “a” to Oxford Insurance Company LLC

Positive ratings for Nuclear Electric Insurance
03 March 2020
Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

A.M. Best has affirmed the financial strength rating of A and the long-term issuer credit rating of “a+” of Nuclear Electric Insurance Limited. The outlook of these credit ratings remains stable

Lori Schneider joins Cover & Rossiter
15 November 2019
Reporter Becky Bellamy

In her new role, Schneider will be working with non-profit clients as well as managing audit services for some of the firm’s captive insurance clients

A.M. Best affirms ratings of Northwind Holdings
25 October 2019
Reporter Maria Ward-Brennan

A.M. Best has affirmed the long-term issue credit rating of “a” on the $800 million floating rate insured notes due 2037 issued by Northwind Holdings, a Delaware limited liability company and wholly-owned subsidiary of Unum Group

Delaware welcomes 46 captives in 2018 ‘despite headwinds’
24 January 2019
Reporter Ned Holmes

The Delaware Department of Insurance licensed 46 new captive insurance companies last year, a drop from the 117 captives licensed in 2017

Stormer elected to DCIA board
10 January 2019
Reporter Ned Holmes

Chris Stormer, shareholder with Bauknight Pietras & Stormer, has been elected to the DCIA board of directors

Delaware receives ‘tremendous interest’ in US’ first conditional licensing programme
12 November 2018
Reporter Ned Holmes

Delaware has received “tremendous interest” in its conditional licensing programme, the first of its type offered by a US domicile, according to Steve Kinion, from the Delaware Insurance Department

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