Bermuda Captive Conference

Earn TC or CE Credit at the Bermuda Captive Conference

Some of the Bermuda Captive Conference sessions qualify for ICCIE teleconference or CE credit. See the list of approved sessions below.

How to Document Attendance at a Conference Session

To receive ICCIE teleconference or CE credit, please complete the sign-in sheet at the session or obtain a certificate of completion for your participation and forward it to the ICCIE office.  The Sign-In Sheets are located at the Registration Desk, not in the room where the sessions are being held.

Earn TC or ICCIE CE Credits

ACI designation students:
  • These sessions can fulfill one, two or all three TC (webinar) requirements

ACI recipients:

  • There is no limit to the number of CEs that may be obtained through documented attendance at approved modules at captive conferences.
  • To receive credit for a live session, there is a charge per session of $100 ($75 for AAN members). The ICCIE Office will notify you after the conference regarding methods of payment.
  • ACI graduates can take advantage of a CE Subscription Package.  ACIs can prepay $850 (non-refundable) for 12 credits in webinars, live or virtual sessions at Captive Conferences and ICCIE courses. The credits can be broken up into (a) 12 webinar credits or (b) one ICCIE course (5-9 credits) and enough webinars/conference sessions to complete the 12 credits. The CE Subscription package can be purchased at any time, and may be used over more than one renewal window.

You will receive one TC or one ICCIE CE for the following sessions:

 

2026

Monday, June 1, 2026
Choosing Your Captive Home: The Captive Domicile Landscape
Unlocking Good Governance for Captive Leaders

Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Reading the Economic Signals
Unlocking Pathways to Smarter Returns
Oh No! Not Another AI Panel
Unlocking Markets: Exploring New Opportunities

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2025

Exploring the Ecosystem of Captive Operations
Economic Crossroads: Adapting to Global Macroeconomic Shifts