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DC Captive Domicile Information

The Captive Insurance Company Act of 2004 provides significant new opportunities for businesses to insure themselves instead of seeking insurance in the commercial market. A captive insurance company, or captive, is an insurance company that is formed to insure the risks of its owners.

Why Form a Captive?
Captives allow businesses to gain greater control of the organization's ability to identify, manage, and finance insurable risks. The potential advantages include: insurance costs, improved control of cash and investment income, direct access to reinsurers, and greater participation in risk management and claims activities.

1. General captive information

2. Applications and Forms

3. Financial reporting and premium tax information

4. Examination reports

 
Exams Completed in 2009
Exams Completed in 2008
Exams Completed in 2007
Exams Completed Prior to 2007

5. Laws and regulations

 


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