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A person establishes a “single parent captive” to insure its own risks and the risks of its subsidiaries and affiliates. Single-parent captives that insure only affiliated risks are termed “pure” captives. Single-parent captives are typically formed by companies already paying at least a million dollars in premiums annually.
