The NCCIA has filed a third-party observation in support of a lawsuit in federal court seeking a temporary injunction to stop the IRS from implementing Notice 2106-66
Donald Payseur has been elected to the North Carolina Captive Insurance Association (NCCIA) board of directors...
The North Carolina Captive Insurance Association (NCCIA) Conference kicked off on 22 August with a record number of 180 attendees and the unveiling of its first exhibiting hall...
A North Carolina Captive Insurance Association committee led by Womble Carlyle attorney Jonathan Reich has created a code of ethics for its members, effective 1 June...
Martin Eveleigh has been elected chairman of the North Carolina Captive Insurance Association (NCCIA)...
The North Carolina Captive Insurance Association has scheduled its first annual conference and trade show...
Captive insurance events in North Carolina and Texas have been scheduled for the end of 2013 and early 2014...
Insurance commissioner Wayne Goodwin has announced that North Carolina is open for business as a captive insurance domicile...
The NCCIA’s annual conference held in Asheville, North Carolina showcased more than 40 speakers representing the best of the global captive insurance industry
Members of the North Carolina captive industry discuss the key elements of Senate Bill 347, including a two-year premium tax holiday, and what it means for the outlook of the captive landscape in the domicile
The NCCIA’s 2018 Annual Conference as Ben Wodecki reports
More than 200 delegates gathered in Charlotte, North Carolina, to attend the state’s three-day annual captive insurance conference. Becky Butcher reports
Martin Eveleigh, chairman of Atlas, discusses the company’s fortunes in 2018 and explains why he expects workers’ compensation to continue to be an important market
Ahead of the 2018 NCCIA Conference, Tom Adams explains why North Carolina was the fastest growing domicile in the US in 2017
Jeremy Colombik of MSI and NCCIA chair explains to Becky Butcher that Notice 2016-66 could be detrimental to not just North Carolina, but other domiciles that are home to smaller captives
Attendees can expect a diverse range of topics at this year’s North Carolina Captive Conference, according to Jesse Coyle
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
Lori Gorman, newly-appointed deputy commissioner responsible for NCDOI’s captive insurance companies division, and Jackie Obusek, senior deputy commissioner with a senior leadership role over captive regulation, talk to Rebecca Delaney about the department’s development agenda and regulatory environment amid favourable market conditions
