CONTENTS
CONTENTS
88 Global domicile round-up A summary of the legislative and regulatory situation in a selection of global domiciles.
98 The Bahamas: a wealth of experience The Bahamas is one of the most successful international fi nancial centres in the region. Aliya Allen and Michele Field of the Bahamas Financial Services Board outline its competitive advantage and its ongoing commitment to excellence.
102 Barbados: in the top 10 A hands-on cooperative approach to new captives and international business has helped to keep Barbados in the global top 10. Here, Emeline Taitt of Invest Barbados outlines its attractions as a business domicile.
106 Bermuda: global excellence David Fox of the Bermuda Insurance Development Council outlines the strengths of Bermuda as a leading centre for Bermuda: re/insurance, captives and ongoing innovation.
110 British Virgin Islands: truly global Simon Owen of Hyperion Risk Solutions outlines why the broad scope of cross-selling opportunities in the British Virgin Islands make it such an attractive captive proposition.
114 Cayman: bright with ambition The Cayman Islands has grown from strength to strength as a captive domicile of some repute. James Rawcliffe of IMAC discusses its history and the developments that have been integral to its success.
118 Delaware: the ‘First State’ Steve Kinion of the Delaware Insurance Department outlines why the state remains number one for innovation, captive commitment and regulatory experience.
122 Missouri: the captive domicile close to home Positioned in the US heartland, Missouri continues to attract captive numbers, drawn by an increasingly prominent captive jurisdiction. John Rehagen of the Missouri Department of Insurance reports.
126 Utah: a Western champion Ross Elliott of the Utah Insurance Department outlines Utah’s strengths as a captive domicile and the factors that have enabled the state to achieve enviable growth in recent years.
130 A bright future Captive insurance continues to prove its irrepressible utility. Here, we take a brief snapshot of future expectations.
CICA | Forty years of captive leadership
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