Captives often use a fronting carrier, a licensed commercial insurer to issue policies.
Traditional insurance is intended to benefit the insurance companies first, without much thought to the businesses they insure.
A fronting carrier plays a critical role in captive insurance arrangements, providing several key benefits that facilitate the operation and regulatory compliance of captive insurers.
Forming your first captive insurance company can seem to be a daunting task at first. With the right partners and resources we can eliminate the guesswork and confidently ensure the process is completed painlessly and efficiently
Collateral plays a crucial role in captive insurance arrangements with fronting carriers for several key reasons
Introductory guide to captive insurance tax elections covering Section 831(a), 831(b), and C-Corp options—explaining federal tax treatment, compliance strategies, and best practices for profit distribution, with insights tailored for risk-focused businesses and tax professionals.
Actuarial analysis plays a crucial and necessary role in developing pricing for captive insurance companies.
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