A large deductible captive, also known as a deductible reimbursement policy (DRP), allows a company to self-insure its losses within a large deductible on a third-party insurance policy. The captive issues a policy to the insured to reimburse losses within the deductible. This structure reduces insurance expenses, smooths premiums, and allows the insured more control over claims while generating underwriting profits and investment returns for the captive. The captive is capitalized through premiums set based on historical deductible losses and requires at least 20% of annual premium or the solvency standard as capital.