Captive financial institutions (CFIs) are a unique and often overlooked segment of the financial landscape. These institutions, which include captive banks, finance companies, and insurance companies, are owned and operated by non-financial corporations. Their primary purpose is to provide financial services to their parent company, its subsidiaries, and sometimes, its customers. This article will delve … Read more
Captive Financial Institutions: An In-Depth Look at Specialized Finance Captive financial institutions (CFIs) represent a unique and often overlooked segment of the financial services industry. These entities, unlike traditional banks or insurance companies that serve the general public, are established and controlled by non-financial parent companies primarily to finance the products or services of their … Read more
Introduction In the complex landscape of modern finance, a diverse array of institutions play pivotal roles in facilitating economic activity. Among these, captive financial institutions occupy a unique and often misunderstood position. These entities, typically subsidiaries of non-financial corporations, provide a range of financial services primarily to their parent companies and related entities. This article … Read more