In recent years, micro-captive insurance has garnered significant attention due to its intricate balance between legitimate tax advantages and increased regulatory scrutiny. Central to this discussion is the 831(b) tax election, part of the 1986 Tax Reform Act, originally designed to support small,
How prepared are you if your business were next? The recent high-profile cyberattack on Marks & Spencer (M&S) has left this lingering question in the minds of decision-makers across industries. This breach provides a reality check about the omnipresent threat of cybercrime against established
What factors make modern construction projects increasingly complex in terms of insurance needs, and how is the industry adapting to these challenges? In recent years, natural disasters have significantly impacted construction globally, with events in 2024 alone causing over $368 billion in
The landscape of global trade regulations is in constant flux, characterized by shifts that compel businesses to stay vigilant and responsive. This ongoing evolution requires companies engaged in international commerce to reassess their export compliance frameworks, ensuring alignment with newer
In recent years, the UK has witnessed a stark rise in flood-related events, placing the spotlight on the urgent need for comprehensive flood insurance reform. Low-income homeowners face an existential threat as policy shortcomings and poor urban planning expose them to significant financial risk.
The recent maritime disaster involving the MSC ELSA 3 has underscored significant legal, financial, and environmental challenges, with far-reaching consequences. This incident off the southern coast of India has quickly become a focal point of legal scrutiny and a test case for marine environmental