This article is part of a sponsored series by AgentSync. From rental cars to groceries to Netflix subscriptions, it seems nothing is safe from price increases these days – including insurance. There’s ...

In previous articles in our Captives 101 series, we explored the basics of captive insurance and why companies choose to implement these structures. Captive insurance offers businesses the flexibility ...

Vermont Governor Phil Scott has signed into law legislation updating certain sections of the state’s captive insurance statute including sections governing minimum capital requirements for agency ...

Certain micro-captive transactions are back to being reportable. On January 14, 2025, the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) published final regulations (the “Regulations”) ...

Capitalization requirements, high operating costs and fear of regulatory scrutiny have discouraged small and midsize businesses from establishing captive insurers in the past, but the environment is ...

The role of captive insurance companies has undergone a remarkable metamorphosis in the ever-evolving landscape of modern business. Captive insurance has transcended traditional risk mitigation to ...

More organizations are tapping into their captive insurance funds to finance an expanding range of risk management projects and loss control activities as they deploy emerging technologies such as ...

In today's insurance landscape, marked by rising premiums, unpredictable coverage exclusions, and the tightening grip of commercial insurers, businesses are increasingly seeking smarter, more stable ...

Talisman Casualty Insurance Company, a cell captive insurance company based out of Nevada, is reaching out to the wider community to explain the range of captive insurance services they provide.

A federal court in Texas vacated the regulation that defines micro-captive insurance companies as a listed transaction. [1] That case is currently being appealed. That is not to say that ...

The trucking industry faces countless risks and challenges, from accidents and cargo damage to rising insurance premiums. As traditional insurance costs continue to climb, many trucking companies are ...