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The regulatory regimes that apply to daughter companies and integrated providers are quite different.
Combined with the more liberal supervisory regime, this explains the growing popularity of daughter companies at the expense of integrated ones.
Integrated insurers are restricted to the exclusive provision of health coverage by law, while daughter companies may offer all kinds of insurance coverage besides health insurance.
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