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We live in truly unprecedented times. As the spread of the COVID-19 virus continues, so does the contagion of the virus' effects on the global economy.

Regulatory changes scheduled to be tabled before the Bermuda House of Assembly place Bermuda on a steady yet progressive footing to steer the captive market forward for years to come, says Matthew Carr, senior associate, corporate, of Appleby's Bermuda office.

The continuing development of the gig economy and the increased use of remote working following the pandemic has presented challenges for determining the true nature...

We revisit this article with Sherman Taylor, Ocorian's Head of Capital Markets in Bermuda, published on Artemis on 1 August 2022 below.

Bermuda Director Chris Garrod sat down recently with CXO Magazine to share his insights on how technology is changing the insurance industry, the qualities required to be a successful finance leader in insurtech...

We revisit this article with Sherman Taylor, Ocorian's Head of Capital Markets in Bermuda, published on Artemis on 1 August 2022 below.

Bermuda's House of Assembly passed the Insurance Amendment Bill 2008 (the "Insurance Amendment Act 2008") in July 2008.

Another important step in establishing a captive insurer is choosing the jurisdiction in which it will be established.

It's been an exceptionally busy and record first half of the year for the catastrophe bond sector, with a number of first-time sponsors entering the market.

The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) has published a consultation paper entitled Proposed Enhancements to the Insurance Group Supervision Framework (CP).

The Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA) has moved to place emphasis on innovation, with legislation being introduced to promote innovation across the insurance sector.

Norton Rose Fulbright have created a guide to provide an overview and practical checklist of ten common regulatory issues for insurance companies on which they are frequently asked to advise upon for key African jurisdictions where most of their clients operate or in which they are interested in expanding.

As this report shows, fourth-quarter catastrophe bond issuance significantly dropped year-on-year and came in below the ten-year average for the quarter.

New rules released by the Bermuda Monetary Authority aim to equip certain insurers with a structured approach to prepare for various adverse situations...

Bermuda has seen a steady increase in new captives being formed as well as new structures, risks and geographies being covered.

Bermuda's regulatory framework requires every insurance company registered under the Insurance Act 1978, including those without a physical presence on the island, to appoint a principal representative...

There are a variety of relevant captive insurance domiciles, including offshore and US onshore opportunities.