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Indian government does not address captive insurance opportunity

For the third consecutive year, the Union Budget of India 2024 does not include captive insurance. Charul Sharma and Andrew Christie of EY take a look at recent developments.

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Challenges and opportunities

Leon Rives of RH CPAs, Captive International’s first Company of the Month, talks about the state of the market—and how RH CPAs is well-placed to thrive in challenging times.

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Shaping the future of captive insurance: RH CPAs' success story

Leon Rives of RH CPAs, Captive International’s first Company of the Month, talks about how the company came into being and the five core values that have made it so successful.

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Best practices for captive audit preparation

The annual audit is about protecting the organisation that operates the captive, says Dawn Dinardo of Hylant.

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[Watch and read] Progress and pathways to greater inclusion

A panel of influential women from the captive insurance industry discussed how much progress has been made in terms of equality & diversity at a meeting convened by Captive International.

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Amplify Women: the challenges ahead

Dan Towle, president of CICA, provides a snapshot of what still needs to be done on the road ahead.

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[Watch and read] The future of women in captive insurance

Captive International’s second panel of influential women in captives looked ahead at a future filled with possibilities—if current progress continues.

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[Watch and read] Recruitment of women: much done, but more to do

An online panel hosted by Captive International underlined the fact that although much has been done to encourage the recruitment of female professionals into the captive insurance industry, there’s still more work to be done.

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