The concept of self-insurance vehicles such as captives have long been used by Western nations in managing risk. In Asia, however, this concept is relatively new and is still being explored by more forward-thinking corporations.
Japanese corporations lead other nations in exploring this concept and have long been the most active captive insurance users in the region. However, of late there has been some questions as to the usability of this vehicle for various reasons.
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