North Carolina Captive Insurance Association
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FEATURED NEWS
NAIC and APCIA React to IAIS’ International Standard-Setting
NAIC and APCIA React to IAIS’ International Standard-Setting
COMMENTS FROM THE COMMISSIONER
Since its 2013 inception, each year the captive insurance program has experienced growth in the number of captive insurers forming and redomesticating to North Carolina.
This success has taken place because of North Carolina’s appropriate yet pro-business approach to regulation; the support and participation by captive insurer owners, captive managers and other captive insurer service providers; and the contributions of the North Carolina Captive Insurance Association.
As a result, the captive insurance industry has favorably impacted North Carolina’s economy by creating jobs, generating premium tax revenues, and generating North Carolina business revenues.
Commissioner Causey looks forward to what is in store for the future of the North Carolina captive insurance program as the North Carolina Captive Insurance Association, the captive insurance industry, and the North Carolina Department of Insurance work together for the common goal of a strong, healthy captive insurance industry in North Carolina.
North Carolina continues to prove to be a great place for captive insurers.
Mike Causey
NC Insurance Commissioner
North Carolina’s Captive Insurance Program Recognized as Industry Leader
RALEIGH – North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey is pleased to report that North Carolina’s captive insurance company program, now in its 5th year of operation, has established itself as a leading domicile for captive insurance companies.
“I applaud and welcome the solid growth of the state’s captive insurance company program,” said Commissioner Causey. “In just five years, as captive insurance companies have made
North Carolina their home, the program’s growth has positively impacted the state’s economy by creating jobs and generating premium taxes and business revenues.”
Captive insurance is a type of self-insurance through which a business may form its own insurance company to insure its risks. Potential benefits of captive insurance include reduced insurance costs, stabilized pricing, customization of policy terms and conditions to meet a business’s needs, and the ability to obtain coverage that is not readily available or too costly in the commercial market.
FEATURED ARTICLES
NCCIA Conference Moving To Durham For May 2020
NCCIA Board Elects New Officers
North Carolina licences five new captives
North Carolina Captives Continue on a Growth Curve
NCCIA Conference Moving To Durham For May 2020
NCCIA Board Elects New Officers
North Carolina licences five new captives