Vermont Report 2015

The Vermont Report 2015 examines what makes the United States’ largest onshore domicile so attractive to prospective and current captive owners.

Featuring an introduction from the Vermont Captive Insurance Association’s (VCIA) president, Rich Smith, industry experts queue up to explain regulatory changes in the jurisdiction over the past 12 months and the ‘gold standard’ of regulation.

Vermont Report 2015

Dan Towle, director of financial services at the Agency of Commerce & Community Development, State of Vermont, outlines the regulatory framework in the jurisdiction, while Dick Crnkovich, at Imperial PFS, discusses trends in premium financing.

The capital requirement changes in Vermont are explained by Katie Glover, of Johnson Lambert, and Andy Sargeant, of USA Risk, reveals what makes a successful captive.

Utilizing technology to enhance the captive’s performance is discussed by Stephen Malloy, of Advanced Enterprise Technologies, and Kane’s Ann West and Monica Everett look at the potential of cell companies.

 

Security through obscurity? Why captives must rethink their cyber resilience

Matthew Geyman, managing director of Intersys UK, explains the great opportunity of cyber to captives, providing they can...
MORE

How can micro-captive owners respond to the IRS’ final 831(b) rules?

Micro-captive experts lay out for Captive Review the consequences of the IRS’ final rules around 831(b) transactions, and...
MORE

MGA Origin launches captive division

Partners with sister company GPW & Associates to bring captive solutions to middle market companies   Origin Specialty...
MORE

AM Best assigns ratings to captive of Vertex Pharmaceuticals

The Vermont domiciled captive insures or reinsures Vertex’s global liability and property exposures   AM Best has assigned a...
MORE