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This category is for non-profit captive insurance associations.

Resources in This Category

• Arizona Captive Insurance Association (AzCIA)

  http://www.azcia.org/
  Formed to support, promote, foster, and market Arizona as an attractive and competitive captive insurance domicile. Legislation, service providers, and leadership.

• Captive Insurance Council of the District of Columbia

  http://www.dccaptives.org/
  A not for profit, member-based group representing the interest of companies, governmental agencies, and other interested parties with an interest in captives domiciled within the District of Columbia.

• Hawaii Captive Insurance Council (HCIC)

  http://www.hawaiicaptives.com/
  Offers planning, education and implementation of risk management strategies for business in the Pacific Rim. Includes news and information on the background, governance, and infrastructure of captives.

• Insurance Managers Association of Cayman (IMAC)

  http://www.imac.ky/
  Professional organization of insurance managers in the Cayman Islands. Provides assistance and expertise for those companies interested in setting up self insurance programs offshore.

• South Carolina Captive Insurance Association, Inc. (SCCIA)

  http://www.sccia.org/
  A not for profit association representing the interest of companies, associations, governmental agencies, and other interested parties in captive insurance. Site describes the organization and offers news, events, and domicile information.

• Vermont Captive Insurance Association (VCIA)

  http://www.vcia.com/
  Describes purpose and history of the association, includes glossary, news releases and links, and explains the benefits of domiciling a captive entity in Vermont.

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