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The Utah Captive Insurance Association board members have sent a letter to Utah's congressional delegation in response to the Internal Revenue Service’s letter sent to micro-captive insurance company owners
Utah governor Gary Herbert has signed an insurance amendment bill into law, which includes amendments for captive insurance companies within the state
The Western Region Captive Insurance Conference board has cancelled this year’s conference because of concerns around COVID-19
Feldman Law Firm and Foley Gardere have filed the opening brief with the tenth circuit court of appeals on behalf of Reserve Mechanical Corp, a client of Capstone
Utah licensed 42 risk bearing entities in 2019, 11 of which were cell captives, according to statistics from Travis Wegkamp, director of captive insurance for the Utah Department of Insurance
The 2020 Western Region Captive Insurance Conference will be held on May 18 to 20 in Salt Lake City, Utah
ICCIE training can be a solution to the “perennial challenge” of finding experienced and qualified captive regulators, according to Steve Kinion, director, Bureau of Captive and Financial Insurance Products, Delaware Insurance Department
Utah licensed 35 new captive insurance companies last year, a drop in comparison to the 60 licensed in 2017
In the first of two articles on captive legislation in US states, Diana Bui talks to regulators from Vermont, Utah and North Carolina about their strategies to stay competitive and adapt to industry changes
Ahead of this year’s Western Region Captive Insurance Conference, event chair Renea Louie talks to Rebecca Delaney on what to expect from the 2022 conference, hot topics on the agenda, and the current landscape of the captive industry in Western Region domiciles
Ben Whitehouse of Butler Snow and Kevin Walters of the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance discuss regulatory updates and the importance of having a symbiotic relationship between the regulator and captive companies
Delegates gathered in St Louis, Missouri, for the 8th annual Western Region Captive Insurance Conference, which brought together industry leaders to help develop a ‘culture of innovation’
Travis Wegkamp provides CIT with an overview of Utah’s progress in the captive market, highlighting key regulatory changes and his future aspirations
Regulators of Arizona, Missouri and Utah give an update on the health of the Western Region captive domiciles
Michael Low and Alan Fine preview the Western Region Captive Insurance Conference, break down what the schedule has to offer, and discuss what delegates can expect
Ross Elliott of the Utah Captive Insurance Association discusses what attendees can expect from this year’s Western Region Captive Insurance Conference
Ten years after the inception of its captive insurance law, North Carolina is flourishing, having hit a significant milestone in licences, and having become the third largest domicile in the US. Ned Holmes examines what the Old North State is doing right
Sam Komo of the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance, Alan Fine of Armanino, and John Talley of TAL Consulting discuss current market conditions for the captive industry in the state of Missouri, as well as the regulatory environment and emerging risks
Known as the Grand Canyon State, Arizona has seen slow but steady growth within its captive industry
Travis Wegkamp of Utah Insurance Department explains that the state is seeing larger companies move to the state with more robust risk management programmes, higher premium volume, and a long-term outlook for the use of their captive
