Panel discussion at the annual Airmic conference in Birmingham

16 June 2026Insurance

Industry backs UK captive regime as consultation process moves closer

The UK is well positioned to become a leading captive insurance domicile, but success will depend on a competitive regulatory framework, industry collaboration and a strong pipeline of early adopters, delegates at Airmic’s 2026 conference in Birmingham heard.

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