Kentucky – Glenn Jennings: Creating Captives
Kentucky hopes to make inroads in the captive business, reported Insurance Executive Director Glenn Jennings before he left office for a new job. His agency had also been busy cleaning up some problems with self-insured workers’ compensation trusts.
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