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<abstract>The rent-a-captive is not a new concept, but it is actively under developement. It widens the appeal of captives to companies whose budget would otherwise make the establishment of a stand-alone a borderline decision. companies can enter a rent-a-captive cella at a reasonable cost, and then move that portofolio of business into a stand-alone once it becomes significant enough to make such a move viable. In the meantime, protected cell company legislation continues to be drafted in various states, and lide the rest of the captives market, is still a buoyant area of business</abstract>
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