April "CICR" Looks at Parametric Risk Transfer in Vermont

Don't miss the April issue of Captive Insurance Company Reports (CICR), in which Dr. Marcus Schmalbach, CEO of RYSKEX GmbH, offers insight into Vermont legislation that will allow captives to accept or transfer risks using parametric triggers. Dr. Schmalbach's article takes a closer look at the background and implications.

In the Newest Issue of CICR

• Find out why captive insurers should pay attention to sound governance and what can happen if they don't.
• Get an in-depth summary of a recent Strategic Risk Solutions webinar, which explored the need for both large and small captive owners to stay vigilant on taxation issues and the changing tax landscape.
• Learn whether the brisk pace of captive formations in 2021 will continue through 2022.

If you subscribe to CICR, you can access the April issue at the links below.

Vertafore ReferenceConnect Subscribers

• Parametric Risk Transfer's Inclusion in Vermont Bill Will Assist Captive Insurance Companies Covering Systemic Risks
• While Sound Governance Is Critical to Captive Insurance Success, Missteps Can Raise a Host of Possible Risks
• With Tax Actions at Both the Federal and State Levels, Captive Parents Must Stay Aware of Tax Developments
• As Challenging Commercial Market Conditions Persist, Captive Insurance Formations, Captive Use Continue To Grow

IRMI Online Subscribers

• Parametric Risk Transfer's Inclusion in Vermont Bill Will Assist Captive Insurance Companies Covering Systemic Risks
• While Sound Governance Is Critical to Captive Insurance Success, Missteps Can Raise a Host of Possible Risks
• With Tax Actions at Both the Federal and State Levels, Captive Parents Must Stay Aware of Tax Developments
• As Challenging Commercial Market Conditions Persist, Captive Insurance Formations, Captive Use Continue To Grow

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