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June CICR: Domicile Strategy, Employee Benefits, and Captive Structures

Abstract Clear Globe and Reflection Against Blue Background Surrounded by Swirls

June 04, 2026 |

Abstract Clear Globe and Reflection Against Blue Background Surrounded by Swirls

In the June issue of Captive Insurance Company Reports (CICR), discover more about two states' captive domiciles, employee benefits, captive structures and regulations, and three different structural approaches to captives. Start your summer season with knowledgeable insurance captive content.

In the Newest Issue of CICR

  • Delve into Alabama's and Louisiana's captive structures with Travis Bowden. He will discuss changing legislation and the impact on the captive industry, as well as innovations.
  • Learn more about how employee benefits can benefit captives, including a robust discussion of claims and reinsurance processes with Sven Roelandt.
  • Conclude your discussion with Dustin Carlson on the potential section 831(b) reforms. He will discuss the persistent belief among some lawmakers that captive structures are used more for tax deferral than as genuine risk management solutions.
  • Read a technical analysis of three captive structural approaches—single-parent captives, incorporated cell captives, and the series limited liability company captive—from Luke Renz, ACI. The analysis will include ideal candidates, domiciles, and disadvantages to consider.

If you subscribe to CICR in Vertafore ReferenceConnect or IRMI Online, you can access the June issue at the links below.

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June 04, 2026