The Office of Captive Insurance

Captive insurance is an alternative to traditional insurance that enables businesses to control and customize their insurance program in a manner that is responsive to their financial objectives.
Noteworthy Attributes
- Direct access to the reinsurance market.
- Improved cash flow.
- Increased control over loss programs and claims handling.
- Potential to affordably insure new and/or previously uninsurable risks.
- Premium stability.
- Tailored coverage, deductibles, limits and rates.
- Tax benefits.
- Underwriting gains and investment income.
Ohio Advantages
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Accessible and responsive regulator.
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Business-friendly.
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Moderate premium tax and fees.
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Reasonable licensing and on-going monitoring requirements.
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Timely admissions.
Ohio's Office of Captive Insurance
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Establishes standards for business/professional support organizations that work with captive entities in the state of Ohio, including;
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Captive Managers
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Accountants/Auditors
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Actuaries
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Provides a structured regulatory process for the initial evaluation, licensing, reporting, analysis and examination of captive insurance companies domiciled in Ohio.
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Reviews captive insurance company strategies and their execution to assess and evaluate operational success and financial strength.
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Strives to understand the impacts of financial, operational and underwriting (risk acceptance) challenges on captive capital and surplus.
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Supports a business environment for the growth and prosperity of the captive insurance industry in Ohio.
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Works to ensure that captive insurers can meet their contractual and financial obligations.