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NCCIA board elects Adam Forstot
As reported in Captive Insurance Times, the North Carolina Captive Insurance Association has elected three new board members, including Adam Forstot.
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Peter Mullen Cover Feature on Captive Insurance Times
In this Bermuda Special issue of Captive Insurance Times, Peter Mullen, CEO of Artex Risk Solutions, discusses his return to the company he co-founded after an eight-year absence.
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Peter Mullen's return to Artex highlighted in SIIA News + Views
In the May edition of SIIA's News + Views, they've highlighted Peter Mullen's return to Artex.
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Arizona Captive Domicile Summary
Captive.com's coverage of Arizona as a domicile.
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Utah Captive Insurer Dormancy Provisions Go into Effect this Month
Utah Captive Insurer Dormancy Provisions can be found in this Captive.com article.
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Cayman Adds 13 New Captives
As reported in Captive Insurance Times, the Cayman Islands created 13 new captives in Q1 2019, with Artex leading the captive management numbers with six total.
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Artex Co-Founder Rejoins Company as CEO
As reported in Best's Review, Peter Mullen has rejoined Artex Risk Solutions Inc., the company he helped found, as chief executive officer.
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Artex leads Q1 Cayman captive formations
Artex led the way in Cayman Islands captive formations in the first quarter of 2019, statistics show. A subscription is required to read the full article.
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Artex donates computers to sight-impaired
As reported in the Bermuda Gazette, Artex donated extra computers after an office upgrade to Summerhaven, the Bermuda Zoological Society, as well as the Bermuda Society for the Blind.
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Guernsey substance requirements not a big deal for captives, says panel
As reported in Captive International, Aside from more complicated tax returns, Guernsey’s new economic substance requirements which apply to insurance companies - and by extension captives - are not seen as particularly burdensome.
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