Louisiana Promulgates Regulation 139 Governing Captive Insurance Companies
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What happened
The Louisiana Department of Insurance published Regulation 139 in the Louisiana Register on September 20, 2026, and it is now in effect. The regulation establishes the rules and procedural requirements for captive insurance companies and risk retention groups domiciled in Louisiana. This framework is based on Act 313 of the 2025 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature.
Why it matters
The rules govern the formation, licensing, and taxation of domestic captives and risk retention groups in the state. These structures are utilized by large businesses as a strategy to gain greater control over insurance costs, coverage gaps, and claims data.
Who's involved
- Louisiana Department of InsuranceGovernment agency responsible for promulgating the new rules governing captive insurance operations in Louisiana.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.New regulation 139 issued by the department affecting captive insurance companies in Louisiana.1 source
Business Group utilizes captive insurers for risk financing and control.1 source