Regulatory Capital Management
Solvency II requires more sophisticated capital management than ever before. For many companies this means a higher regulatory capital base. CJF can assist you in managing your capital requirements, by offering the following services:
- Reinsurance
Reinsurance is a major tool to reduce the capital requirements under SII. CJF, with links to the reinsurance market, can assists you in obtaining appropriate reinsurance for your portfolio. - Subordinated Loans
Subordinated loans, when properly constructed, can be a welcome source of additional solvency capital. It has many advantages over obtaining normal equity. CJF can assist you in acquiring this interesting capital source. - Capital Raising
When new equity capital is required, CJF can assist you in making contact with the capital market through a partner relationship, which has extensive transaction experience in the insurance sector.
Financial Transactions
Through its partner relationship, CJF can offer you strategic advice on acquisitions, disposals, financings and capital raisings. The partner and independent advisory firm is specialised in the insurance and financial services sector, with many years of experience.
M&A Advisory
With experience in several M&A transactions, as well as having access to an experienced partner, CJF is well suited to assist you with M&A transactions.
Outsource Functions
With many years of experience as the responsible actuary of a Liechtenstein life company, CJF can offer the outsourced functions of responsible actuary and SII actuarial function to enable a client to comply with the local insurance law requirements.
Actuarial Support
CJF can offer actuarial advice and provide interim actuarial support to help you with short to long term project requirements.
Obtaining Insurance Licence
Experienced in previously working for an insurance start-up, CJF is well placed to assist you when applying for an insurance licence. It can support you with the required business plans, including advising you on the practical aspects of setting up a new insurance undertaking.