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Mr. Perschetz specializes in insurance-related regulatory and corporate matters and lobbying including company and agency formation, acquisitions, sales and mergers. He is actively involved in forming captive insurers and risk retention groups and is recognized as one of the District of Columbia's leading practitioners in this area. He has advised clients on corporate restructuring alternatives such as demutualizations and mutual holding company reorganizations. He is also experienced in matters involving redomestication and a wide variety of holding company issues. In addition, he counsels clients on bank insurance sales programs including Internet-related sales issues. Mr. Perschetz speaks and writes frequently about captive insurers and risk retention groups.

Education

J.D., The Syracuse University College of Law
Zurich Executive Education Program, The J.C. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University
B.A., Syracuse University

Professional Activities/Affiliations

National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Industry Advisory Committee to the Market Conduct and Consumer Affairs Subcommittee
National Association of Insurance Commissioners Industry Advisory Committee to Draft Model Redomestication Law

Professional Experience

Senior Legal Officer and Secretary, Royal Insurance (US)
General Counsel, Maryland Insurance Group
Board Member, New Hampshire Guaranty Association

Publications

"Amendments to District of Columbia Law - Chart New Territory for Risk Retention Groups" The Risk Retention Reporter (January 2005)
"The New D.C. Captive Act: A Creative Response to an Evolving Market" FORC Quarterly Journal of Insurance Law and Regulation (December 1, 2004)
Co-author with Joseph P. Daly, "Reinsuring Private Mortgage Insurance: Opportunities for Noninterest Income," 120 Banking Law Journal 348 (April 2003)
Co-Author, "Buyers and Brokers Look To Advantages of Captive Insurers," Insurance Advisor Monthly (January 2002)


Harry K. Kantarian Corey D. O'Brien Arthur D. Perschetz	(202) 686-8624 aperschetz@muldoonmurphy.com Practice Areas Insurance Bar Membership District of Columbia State of New York State of North Carolina Supreme Court of the United States	Mr. Perschetz specializes in insurance-related regulatory and corporate matters and lobbying including company and agency formation, acquisitions, sales and mergers. He is actively involved in forming captive insurers and risk retention groups and is recognized as one of the District of Columbia's leading practitioners in this area. He has advised clients on corporate restructuring alternatives such as demutualizations and mutual holding company reorganizations. He is also experienced in matters involving redomestication and a wide variety of holding company issues. In addition, he counsels clients on bank insurance sales programs including Internet-related sales issues. Mr. Perschetz speaks and writes frequently about captive insurers and risk retention groups. Education J.D., The Syracuse University College of Law Zurich Executive Education Program, The J.C. Kellogg Graduate School of Management, Northwestern University B.A., Syracuse University Professional Activities/Affiliations National Association of Insurance Commissioners, Industry Advisory Committee to the Market Conduct and Consumer Affairs Subcommittee National Association of Insurance Commissioners Industry Advisory Committee to Draft Model Redomestication Law Professional Experience Senior Legal Officer and Secretary, Royal Insurance (US) General Counsel, Maryland Insurance Group Board Member, New Hampshire Guaranty Association Publications "Amendments to District of Columbia Law - Chart New Territory for Risk Retention Groups" The Risk Retention Reporter (January 2005) "The New D.C. Captive Act: A Creative Response to an Evolving Market" FORC Quarterly Journal of Insurance Law and Regulation (December 1, 2004) Co-author with Joseph P. Daly, "Reinsuring Private Mortgage Insurance: Opportunities for Noninterest Income," 120 Banking Law Journal 348 (April 2003) Co-Author, "Buyers and Brokers Look To Advantages of Captive Insurers," Insurance Advisor Monthly (January 2002)