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2.  ''Groups of companies - insurance.''
2.  ''Groups of companies - insurance - wider ownership structures.''


Similar companies with a limited range of customers - rather than being part of the general insurance market - but owned by a wider number of shareholders than a single parent company.
Similar companies with a limited range of customers - rather than being part of the general insurance market - but owned by a wider number of corporate shareholders than a single parent company.
 
The broader shareholder group would still be the primary customers of the captive insurance company.





Revision as of 12:07, 8 February 2022

1. Groups of companies - insurance.

A company that is part of a more general commercial group of companies, established primarily to insure the risks of its parent company and other companies in the group.


2. Groups of companies - insurance - wider ownership structures.

Similar companies with a limited range of customers - rather than being part of the general insurance market - but owned by a wider number of corporate shareholders than a single parent company.

The broader shareholder group would still be the primary customers of the captive insurance company.


See also