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Concert Group rejects shareholder lawsuit as ‘wholly without merit’
Concert Group rejects shareholder lawsuit as ‘wholly without merit’
4 June 2025   The legal row apparently centres around a shareholder agreement on governance.
Captives.Insure strengthens team with veteran underwriter
4 June 2025
Lloyd’s names new executive team members in strategic leadership restructure
3 June 2025
Montana Securities and Insurance Commissioner announces key executive appointments
3 June 2025
BCC 2025 to showcase captive innovation and future-facing strategies
2 June 2025
Arch bolsters construction ambitions with Chapman appointment
2 June 2025
Nominations now open for the 2025 Captive Review European Awards
30 May 2025
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Latest Features

Analysis
As insurance market wavers, micro-captives offer lifeline for US small businesses
Peter Dawson, chief executive of Dawson LLC and adviser to the 831(b) Institute, points out how micro-captives can help small businesses in the US.
Analysis
Could South Africa’s cell captive model offer a blueprint for the UK?
Captive International talks to Jared Lesar of Root on how the UK can benefit from South Africa’s captive insurance regulations.
Analysis
Navigating the 831(b) quagmire
Peter Dawson, chief executive of Dawson LLC and adviser to the 831(b) Institute, talks to Captive International about why the IRS has become so against 831(b) elections.
Analysis
Cohesive communications among service providers – having a plan
Jack Meskunas, from Oppenheimer & Co, looks at the crucial communications challenges for captive management.
Analysis
Captives at a crossroads
An online panel hosted by Captive International involving some of our FORTY Under 40 judges underscored the urgent imperative to infuse the captive insurance industry with fresh, young talent.
Analysis
Talent wanted: why captive insurance is the career you didn’t know you needed
If you want unmatched creativity, innovation and growth potential, captive insurance is for you.
Analysis
Fight to retain your talent
Finding and recruiting talent is one thing, but retaining it in a world of changing workplace practices is something else, according to an online panel for FORTY Under 40.
Analysis
Navigating the talent shortage
The captive insurance industry must retain the talent it discovers in its workforce. Captive International investigates.
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Nevada Captive Insurance Council ushers in new leadership
30 May 2025   The Nevada Captive Insurance Council has announced a new executive leadership team following the retirement of longtime industry figures Bill Wetherall and Niki Neilon.
Acrisure Re predicts above-average 2025 hurricane season
30 May 2025   Despite slightly cooler sea surface temperatures and a neutral El Niño outlook, experts warn that conditions remain ripe for heightened storm activity.
Peak Re expands into North America with new Bermuda-based subsidiary
29 May 2025   The new company is licenced as a Class 3B insurer on the Island.
VCIEL scholarships offer students gateway to captive industry’s premier US event
29 May 2025   The deadline for applications for the three open scholarships is the end of June.
CIC Services boosts EnviroCap with auto, comp, and general liability additions
28 May 2025   The company said that it was making the changes in response to rising premiums.
AM Best Assigns Stable B++ Rating to Berkeley Re
28 May 2025   The rating agency said that the captive’s balance sheet strength is strong.
IMAC celebrates four Cayman honourees in 2025 Captive Review Power 50
27 May 2025   The association said that Cayman continues to lead the captive insurance industry.
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