It seems these days that the news just keeps getting worse
about 831(b) captives.
We at the Connecticut Captive Insurance Association think it’s time to re-evaluate how these
captives, originally designed perfectly for small business use, can be re-engineered
and implemented to serve the real purpose of risk transfer.
This is a good time to register for the CCIA 2017 Collaborative on Captive Insurance, because the Collaborative will be an
interactive and open forum on this subject, and attendees will get cutting edge
information about:
- How to form these captives to accomplish the real purpose of risk transfer
- What regulators will look for in Small Business Captive applications and business plans
- How Small Business Captives can be used to improve the functioning of your insurance portfolio and allow you to assume risk in a controlled and affordable way
Click here to register for the CCIA 2017 Collaborative on Captive Insurance; or here to learn more about how you can become part of the dialogue.
- How to form these captives to accomplish the real purpose of risk transfer
- What regulators will look for in Small Business Captive applications and business plans
- How Small Business Captives can be used to improve the functioning of your insurance portfolio and allow you to assume risk in a controlled and affordable way
Click here to register for the CCIA 2017 Collaborative on Captive Insurance; or here to learn more about how you can become part of the dialogue.
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