Regulation and Oversight
Starbucks Disputes Captive Premium Taxes Levied by Washington State
Starbucks disputes premium taxes and fines levied by Washington State for its Vermont-domiciled captive insurance company. Read More
Labuan IBFC Leads Asia in Captive Insurer Formations
A recent report, titled "Driving Captive Transformation in Asia," reveals that 50 percent of all new captive incorporations in Asia are from Labuan International Business and Financial Center (Labuan IBFC). Read More
No Sign of Tax Battles Easing for Captive Insurance Companies
For decades, captive insurance companies have fought legal battles over tax issues with federal regulators and, more recently, state regulators, and there is no sign those battles are easing. Read More
UVM Health Network Captive Redomiciles from Bermuda to Vermont
Another major organization, the University of Vermont (UVM) Health Network in Burlington, has redomiciled its medical malpractice captive insurer, VMC Indemnity Company, Ltd., from Bermuda to Vermont. The relocation of the captive, which was first licensed in Bermuda in 1993, was applauded by Vermont Governor Phil Scott. Read More
Texas Captive Regulators Maintain an Open Door Policy
There are currently 43 captive insurance companies licensed in Texas, and the domicile expects to have at least 44 captives in the state by the end of 2019. Texas regulators say the department successfully manages the volume of captive formation inquiries and maintains an open door policy. Read More