
Many large and established insurers with complex corporate structures have dozens of operating entities, some of which may have been laying fallow for years. Even if not active, these structures can present a regulatory and capital burden on the operating entity.
Insurers can view these shell companies as an asset, instead of a liability, and sell them. New entities looking for a gateway to launch new businesses are often hungry to acquire a shell company and the licences that came with it.
Join Insurance Insider, in partnership with M&A Services, for a free webinar at 10:30 EDT/15:30 GMT on 9 December as we explore how to tap into the hidden value of shell companies.