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Captive Insurance Company:

An insurance company owned by a parent company or a group of companies and writing its owner’s insurance. Captive insurers are formed where insurance is not obtainable from the conventional market or where a company wishes to put its insurance program into a tax effective vehicle which improves the overall profitability of the group.
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