Ernie van der Vyver, partner at Clyde & Co, explains what new legislation will mean for cell captive insurance companies in South Africa
The Monetary Authority of Singapores is taking steps towards its goal of becoming a global insurance marketplace in 2018 by establishing itself as a positive environment for creating catastrophe bonds. Ian Stewart, partner at Clyde & Co, explains more
Healthcare systems are playing major catch-up when it comes to cybercrime. Bob Chaput of Clearwater Compliance explains more
Tennessee continues to surpass expectations in terms of year-on-year captive growth, according to Kevin Doherty of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough
Economic changes in Canada have companies considering captives in warmer climes for their insurance coverage. Kim Willey of ASW Law explains
Respondents to a Spring Consulting Group survey revealed that they met the objectives they originally set out to achieve when starting an employee benefit captive. Spring’s Peter Bandarenko explains
Captives are increasingly including employee benefit schemes in their businesses, notes Ludovic Bayard of Generali Employee Benefits Network
Despite securing its thousandth captive and retaining its position at the forefront of the US captive industry, Richard Smith explains why Vermont is determined to keep its eye on the ball