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We optimize the administration of your unit-linked business
We help insurers with unit-linked products to set up their processes as efficiently as possible. For us, automation and performance represent two essential cornerstones in the processing and administration of the entire unit-linked business investment. The Institutional Fund Platform (IFP) has specialised in the comprehensive requirements of the insurance industry for many years. Life insurance is part of our core business and we have a wide range of know-how about the needs of this segment.
Sven Gräbedünkel
Head of Institutional Fund Platform
by ODDO BHF
We believe in reducing the cost of all your unit-linked investment management through automation.
Especially the current situation around COVID-19 shows that the automation of the processes within the unit-linked business capital investment plays an important role. IFP offers a modern solution for the control of processes: As a web-based application, order processes can always be started and monitored regardless of location, e.g. in the home office.
Simple and fast: A look inside the platform
We offer you tailor-made solutions for your concerns around:
- management of a security asset
- Involvement of trustees
- Custody of all target fund holdings
- Web-based platform
- automated calculation of order requirements
- Solvency II Reporting
- Management of portfolio commissions
Have I aroused your interest? Then I would be pleased to introduce the IFP to you.
Sven Gräbedünkel
[email protected]
Tel. +49 69 718 5668
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