Asia's captives gain allure as market hardens

Asia’s captives gain allure as market hardens

April 30 2021 by Nick Ferguson

Captive premiums in Asia are forecast to grow in 2021 and enquiries about forming new entities are on the rise as hardening market conditions fuel interest in self-insuring.

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