Discover how captive insurance companies help parent firms manage unique risks, offer tax advantages, and control costs. Learn their benefits and challenges.

In an environment where insurance premiums have climbed steadily for the past few quarters, businesses are confronting a fundamental question: how long can they afford to play by the old rules?

A captive agent is an insurance agent who only works for one insurance company and is paid by that one company, either by ...

A group captive or other captive structure has several benefits for many companies. In this Q&A, Kerr Russell attorney Eric Lark discusses what factors to consider when deciding whether Captive ...

Leaders must understand how a loss would flow through the business, what the company would likely recover and which costs ...

Oliver Hahn, the cofounder of Peak Insurance, is making captive insurance more accessible to medium-sized companies. After becoming the Head of Finance at Kyte, a small US-based company for rental ...

The IRS continues its war on captive insurance through its annual announcement that microcaptive insurance companies remain on the Dirty Dozen list. Yet, the IRS declines to adhere to a coherent ...

The nation’s capital has become a leader in the “captive insurance” industry, giving companies more control over their insurance programs and helping them save money. It was in 2001 that the District ...

Captive insurance companies are likely exempt from filing a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Report under the insurance company exemption to the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). Likewise, ...

A large university system stands to reap significant benefits by establishing a captive insurance company. Captive insurance is a self-funded risk management tool that allows organizations to retain ...

Piko Labs AI, Inc., the venture-backed technology company building AI and unified-ledger tools for the captive insurance ...