The complex landscape of micro-captive insurance has become increasingly challenging due to heightened scrutiny from the IRS. Companies relying on micro-captive insurance strategies to manage risks are now forced to navigate a more rigorous regulatory environment than ever before. Initially
In the realm of disaster management, where the stakes are constantly rising with every climate event, Simon Glairy stands out as a prominent expert. With a rich background in insurance and Insurtech, he has a particular focus on risk management and AI-driven risk assessment. Today, we delve into
The aviation industry's readiness to confront future threats has become an increasingly urgent topic as emerging risks threaten to disrupt stability. A comprehensive research report by Willis surveyed 130 senior aviation representatives, revealing stark insights into the industry's level of
Captive insurance strategies have become increasingly relevant in today's business environment, with many organizations exploring these sophisticated risk management tools. However, the path to successfully integrating captive insurance structures is fraught with regulatory challenges and scrutiny,
The regulatory landscape surrounding micro-captive insurance companies has become increasingly challenging due to intensified scrutiny from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Micro-captives, which have traditionally benefited from the 831(b) election allowing tax-deferred earnings, are now facing
Flooding poses an increasing threat across the United States, amplified by climate change-induced weather patterns. Despite the widespread risk faced by homeowners, a staggering reality emerges: merely 4% of homeowners are covered by flood insurance, as noted by the Federal Emergency Management
