20/07/2011
European Captive Forum 2012
13-14 November 2012, Luxembourg
European Captive Forum (ECF) 2012 is a unique two-day Captive Insurance event designed by the captive owners group ECIROA in conjunction with Captive
Review.
ECIROA’s captive owner members will descend on the city of Luxembourg on 13-14 November to debate and shape the future of the industry. Providing premium networking opportunities is a key objective of ECF 2012, and with 700+ delegates made up of Captive Owners, Re/Insurers, Captive Managers, Brokers, Regulators and Consultants, the opportunities will be broad.
ECF 2012 offers delegates a superb opportunity to meet and network with other existing and prospective captive owners and insurance regulators from 12 different countries, all at no more than the cost of a flight and hotel room.
Captive Owners from ECIROA will shape and develop the conference agenda ranging from complex tax and solvency II issues, employee benefits and pension discussions through to an educational introduction to captives.
European Captive Forum is FREE to attend.
The conference programme, along with the full event details, will be announced in 2012. To be kept up to date on the event, please contact a member of the team
below.
Find out more
Attending European Captive Forum
Registration for European Captive Forum will be available next year. In the meantime, please register your interest in attending by emailing Sarah Sweby at s.sweby@pageantmedia.com
Exhibiting/ Sponsoring European Captive Forum
To find out more about exhibiting and/ or sponsorship opportunities at European Captive Forum please contact Tom Copping on +44 (0) 20 7029 4064 or email t.copping@pageantmedia.com
Speaking at European Captive Forum
To find out more about speaking opportunities at European Captive Forum 2012 please contact Larissa Matley on +44 (0) 20 7029 4093 or email l.matley@pageantmedia.com
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WELCOME TO THE Captive Review Cell Company Handbook 2009 – the second edition of our global directory of cell company jurisdictions. Since we last published this directory, the general attitude toward cell companies seems to have shifted up a gear. Whereas single-parent companies have long ruled the captive roost, a slight uptick in the formation of pure captives at the beginning of this year can’t hide the fact that growth in this market is still sluggish.
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