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Insurance companies are financial institutions that provide protection against risk in exchange for premium payments. Many insurance companies invest a portion of their assets in private equity and venture capital to seek higher returns. This provides private equity and venture capital firms with a major source of investment capital. Insurance companies have very large investable asset bases, often in the hundreds of billions of dollars globally. Investing in alternatives like private equity and venture capital allows insurance companies to diversify their portfolios beyond traditional stocks and bonds.

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