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Tune into our featured podcasts to hear Vermont Captive’s leading experts offer insights into a wide range of topics, from how Vermont Captive got its start in 1981 to what regulations to be aware of when extracting capital from a captive.

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Vermont’s new wave of talent

Captive insurance is surging — experts project that the market will top $250 billion by 2028 — and the boom is generating cost savings, spurring innovation and creating jobs. Nowhere is this more true than in Vermont, largely regarded as the nation’s hub of captive insurance — and now the frontier of a strong job…

The VCIA at forty

The Vermont Captive Insurance Association (VCIA) was formed on June 24, 1985. Since then, it has played a key advocacy role in representing and driving forward the legislative and regulatory interests of Vermont’s captive industry. Forty years later and the VCIA is going stronger than ever, with bold new plans to broaden its relationship with…

Henley Lynch: Discovering opportunity in Vermont’s captive insurance industry

Henley Lynch is an incoming senior at the University of Vermont (UVM), where she’s majoring in Economics and Global Studies with a special focus on economic development and policy analysis. As president of the UVM Political Science Club, a member of the Vermont Rowing team, and a proud Chicago Blackhawks fan, she brings a dynamic…

Jack Fannon: Homegrown talent in Vermont’s captive insurance industry

John Fannon, who goes by Jack, is an Account Administrator at Advantage Insurance in Burlington, Vermont, a captive management firm specializing in custom insurance solutions. Jack is responsible for client-facing work, account management, and compliance which expands upon his degree in Economics with a minor in math from the University of Vermont. As a recent…

LAUSD: A success story in public entity captive formation

The decision to form a captive can feel daunting—for one, it requires a new set of insurance and risk management understanding. But the payoff, the ability to better manage risk while reducing costs, can be more than worth the effort. Public entities are a special kind of institution in that they are governed, primarily, by…