Monetization of Captives
Monetization of Captives
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During the last few years, captives – wholly owned subsidiaries set up with the goal of providing services only to the parent company – have mushroomed in India and other offshore locations. This development has taken place in parallel to the strong growth of India-based service providers, as well as the rapid expansion in India of service providers based elsewhere.
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