Discretionary Mutual Insurance Portfolio "DMIP"
DMIP's are a unique insurance concept developed by Commercial Pacific Insurance Ltd
"CPI" for the purposes of offering an easy to manage and economically viable
hybrid captive insurance product for smaller commercial operators engaged in the aviation
and marine fields.
Self-insurance is often deliberate. If a particular type of insurance coverage is so
expensive that it is economically unreasonable to purchase the coverage, the person or
business exposed to that risk will often take on the risk rather than pay an insurance
company to assume it.
A DMIP insurance product is similar to "captive insurance" and can help you
to formalize and tailor your risk management program, and may allow you to reserve for
these self-insured risks in a tax-advantaged way.
DMIP is part of CPI's discretionary insurance range of products where each (aviation or
marine) insurance policy issued by CPI is managed in a collection of similar type
insurance policies from various policyholders combined (or co-mingled) together as one
single mutual portfolio but, with performance apportioned to individual insurance
policies, at CPI's discretion.
Note:- CPI's DMIP is designed
only to cover Aviation and/or Marine Hulls
for material damage and loss, DMIP is not
designed to cover legal liability risks
or any other consequences of the aircraft
and/or marine hull.
In simple terms, CPI will issue an insurance
policy either for an aviation or marine
risk in similar terms to that of what is
ordinarily available on the world markets
however, the big difference is that any
benefits, if at all, payable under the policies
are entirely at CPI's discretion.
The structure of the insured value is expressed
in the word "compensation" which
is the term used to describe the method
of insurance payout.
COMPENSATION
means the monetary sum
that in CPI's discretion considers
payable and/or reimbursable to the
policyholder, or on the policyholder's
behalf, up to the maximum sum insured,
in relation to a claim made under
this insurance policy. |
Compensation should not be less than for
the total of the premium paid combined with
any earnings on that premium and, where
applicable the DMIP structure, which may
be expressed as a no claim bonuses and/or
promotional bonus but, after administrative
costs are deducted.
The premiums charged on a DMIP policy are
considered and calculated on every individual
risk and can be tailored to suit both the
insurance company and the client.
The benefits of a DMIP policy are:-
- Affordable insurance cover
- Very few policy restrictions as to usage
- Tax deductible premiums with the potential to recover unused monies
- A structured self-funding risk management programme
- Discretionary mutual fund advantages
- Offshore asset protection
- Low cost establishment and management costs
- All administration carried out by Commercial Pacific Insurance Ltd
While there are obvious tax advantages available to most DMIP policyholders, in most
jurisdictions, those advantages should not be considered as the primary reason for taking
out a DMIP insurance policy.
Any taxation advantage or disadvantage should be considered in light of your individual
circumstances by a financial advisor and/or accountant.
Based on: Min' AUD$35,000 annual premium
Five percent (5%) of annual premium
20% of any no claim bonuses and/or promotional bonuses due
Additional fees may be charged for work requested by the policyholder in addition to the
usual administration of a policyholder's insurance policy.
Commercial Pacific Insurance Ltd through its authorised intermediaries can provide free
advice and information in relation to this unique product and help tailor a policy for
your specific requirements.
The Manager "Captive Bureau"
Commercial Pacific Insurance Ltd'
Level 1 Anchor House
Lini Highway Port Vila Vanuatu
Ph: Int: 678 - 28062
Fax: Int: 678 - 28069
Email: cpi@vanuatu.com.vu
The content of this page is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter.
Specialist advice should seek about your specific circumstances.
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