Conferences, Webinars, and Events
SCCIA Seeks Speakers for 2025 Annual Conference
The South Carolina Captive Insurance Association (SCCIA) Annual Executive Educational Conference seeks speakers and session ideas for September 2025 in Charleston, South Carolina. Members with expertise in captive insurance are encouraged to submit proposals by April 15, 2025. Sessions run 1 hour, and preference is given to SCCIA members. Visit the submission link for details. Read More
CICA Announces Finalists for 2025 Student Essay Contest
Captive Insurance Companies Association (CICA) 2025 student essay contest finalists will present innovative captive insurance solutions at the CICA International Conference. Teams addressed real-world risks in industries like sports, hospitality, and renewable energy, showcasing captives as cost-effective alternatives for risk management. Winners will compete for cash prizes and industry recognition in Tucson, Arizona. Read More
CICA Announces Justin Wren as Keynote Speaker for 2025 Conference
Justin Wren, humanitarian and former Ultimate Fighting Champion (UFC) fighter, will keynote the 2025 CICA International Conference in Tucson, Arizona. Captive insurance professionals will benefit from his inspiring message on resilience and purpose. The event features 30+ sessions, 120+ experts, and unmatched networking opportunities. Visit the CICA website for program, travel, and registration details. Read More
South Carolina Captive Group Sets Dates for 2025 Annual Conference
The South Carolina Captive Insurance Association (SCCIA) has set the dates for its 2025 Annual Executive Educational Conference. The conference, the SCCIA's 25th, will be held September 23–25 in Charleston, S.C. Further details will be available in the new year. Read More
Interest in Cayman Captive Market Fuels Record Conference Turnout
The 2024 Cayman Captive Forum takes place this week with record attendance, according to the Insurance Managers Association of Cayman (IMAC). This year's record number of delegate registrations includes 302 first-time attendees, underscoring the growing interest in Cayman's captive insurance industry, IMAC said. Read More