A captive reinsurer is an insurance entity formed by a parent company to insure its own risks. It assumes premiums and retains risk, improving cash flow and coverage control. Common among large firms, it offers tax efficiency, customized policies, and access to reinsurance markets. Beneficiaries include multinationals and financial institutions seeking cost savings and tailored risk management.
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