What Is a Dealer-Owned Reinsurance Company?
A plain-English guide for independent dealers: what a dealer-owned reinsurance company is, how it fits into a service contract program, and the trade-offs.
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Plain-English guides for independent dealers
How service contract money moves, who does what in a program, and what it takes to own your own reinsurance
company. Short reads, no jargon.
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Follow the Dollar: Where Service Contract Money Goes
Trace a vehicle service contract sale from retail price through fees, reserves, claims and cancellations in a dealer-owned reinsurance program.
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Who's Who in a Service Contract Program
Customer, dealer, obligor, administrator, insurer and reinsurer: a plain-English guide to who does what behind every vehicle service contract.
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Is My Dealership Ready for Its Own Reinsurance Company?
Seven questions for independent dealers on volume, penetration, claims, cash flow, time horizon, risk and management before forming a reinsurance company.
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Forming a Dealer-Owned Reinsurance Company, Step by Step
What happens when a dealer forms its own reinsurance company: feasibility, documents, the reinsurance agreement, trust account, ongoing management and exit.
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Glossary of F&I and Reinsurance Terms
A plain-English, A-to-Z glossary of the F&I, service contract and reinsurance terms independent dealers hear when they look at owning a reinsurance company.
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Captive Edge: Your Trusted Partner
What to expect from Quantum Re as your captive manager: a tailored approach, clear reporting and dealer-side experience, from feasibility to ongoing management.
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Dealership Savings? Captives Steer the Wheel
Why a captive can give a dealership more control over the cost, coverage and claims of the ancillary products it sells, and what to consider first.
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