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NCCIA Begins Planning for 2026 Annual Conference
The North Carolina Captive Insurance Association (NCCIA) has initiated planning for its 2026 conference with a record 19-member committee and expects 14 concurrent sessions and keynote programming. The board of directors met in Durham to discuss initiatives and outreach, and NCCIA introduced a monthly podcast featuring captive-industry voices in the state. Read More
Policy and Progress: How Vermont Continues to Shape Captive Insurance Legislation
Vermont's captive legislation reflects clarity, flexibility, and collaboration. In this episode, Ian Davis of the Vermont Captive Insurance Association explains how regulators, lawmakers, and industry partners work together to evolve policy responsibly, address emerging risks, and support innovation. He also shares how captive owners and service providers can actively participate in advocacy and legislative development. Read More
North Carolina Continues Steady Captive Growth, Emphasizes Efficiency and Innovation
North Carolina outlines its continued growth as a leading US captive domicile in a new "CICR" interview. Joe Rosenberger discusses efficient regulatory processes, collaboration with industry, growing use of protected cells, and increased activity in cyber, property, and medical stop-loss programs, reflecting the state's focus on responsive, modern captive regulation. Read More
Captives Identified as Key Enablers of ESG Integration, FERMA Report Finds
The Federation of European Risk Management Associations (FERMA) "ESG—Toolbox for Captives" outlines how captive insurance companies can support environmental, social, and governance (ESG) goals within risk financing programs. The report details practical steps across underwriting, claims, investments, and data management, illustrating how captives can reinforce organizational sustainability objectives through everyday insurance activities. Read More
Ivans Q3 2025 Index: Commercial Renewal Rates Higher Year Over Year
Ivans released its Q3 2025 Ivans Index reporting year-over-year increases in average premium renewal rates across major commercial lines, excluding workers compensation. Quarter-over-quarter results varied, with most lines showing lower average renewal rate changes than Q2, while general liability and workers compensation recorded quarter-over-quarter increases. Read More