A captive insurance company is a wholly-owned subsidiary created by a parent organization to self-fund its own risks. Instead of buying coverage from a traditional insurer, the business forms its own. This strategy offers greater control over claims, potential cost savings, and access to reinsurance markets. Large corporations, professional groups, and associations frequently use captives to manage unique or hard-to-insure exposures.
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