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Dominic Wheatley, chairman of the Guernsey International Insurance Association (GIIA) is certain that the Guernsey captive industry is well equipped to deal with anything that is thrown at it in this uncertain economic climate.

Advocate Kate Storey, counsel for corporate and commercial at law firm Appleby in Guernsey, discusses how pension schemes are using ICCs to transfer longevity risk.

Guernsey attracts a diverse range of insurance companies, building on its already world-renowned reputation for innovation, says Diane Colton of the Guernsey Financial Services Commission.

This briefing note describes the key features of a protected cell company ("PCC") and summarises the formation, structure and the liquidation procedures particular to this type of company.

This note summarises Guernsey law relating to protected and incorporated cell companies.

Since the first captive insurance company in Guernsey was formed in 1922 the Island has grown to become Europe’s leading captive insurance domicile, with more than 600 captive entities and amongst the top four in the world in terms of premium written, which stands at in excess of $6.8bn.

Ben Tustin, Manager Founding Director of Marlborough Trust in Guernsey, considers some examples of how the innovative Risk Purpose Trust (RPT) could be utilised.

Guernsey's position as Europe's leading captive insurance domicile has made the jurisdiction renowned for insurance activity - a large proportion of which provides...

This briefing note describes the key features of a protected cell company ("PCC") and summarises the formation, structure and the liquidation procedures particular to this type of company.

Guernsey has been at the forefront of the captive insurance industry in excess of 30 years.

A streamlined application process allows new insurers to be established within one business day.

Are European companies missing a trick by ignoring the group captive solution?

Fiona Le Poidevin, Chief Executive of Guernsey Finance, explores how Guernsey’s investment and insurance expertise mean it is capitalising on the opportunities presented by the growth of Insurance Linked Securities (ILS).

Your company needs to consider the risks of the business that need to be covered.

This briefing note describes the key features of a protected cell company and summarises the formation, structure and the liquidation procedures.