
Captive insurance domiciles
A captive's domicile is the jurisdiction that licenses and regulates it. Its law decides the captive types available and the capital, governance and reporting rules that follow. Bastivo has detailed guides for Vermont, Delaware, Utah, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands; choose one below to see its rules and the providers that record a relationship with it.
When comparing domiciles, ask specialists which statutory type fits your plan, which local roles are required and what ongoing filings involve. A provider's office location is not the same as experience in a domicile; each listing shows the relationship the provider records.
United States


Delaware
US state domicile; captives are licensed by the Delaware Department of Insurance under 18 Del. C. Chapter 69.
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Montana
Established US captive domicile with reduced capital for smaller cell programmes.
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North Carolina
Fast-growing US captive domicile with over 1,400 entities licensed since 2013.
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US captive domicile with a broad range of licensable structures.
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Utah
US state domicile; captives are licensed by the Utah Insurance Department under the Captive Insurance Companies Act.
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Vermont
US state domicile; captives are licensed by the Vermont Department of Financial Regulation under 8 V.S.A. Chapter 141.
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Bermuda
International domicile; insurers are registered and supervised by the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA).
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Cayman Islands
International domicile; insurers are licensed and supervised by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA).
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