Buy a company: Finance & insurance

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Buying a finance, fiduciary or insurance business in Switzerland

A useful first comparison of a finance, fiduciary or insurance business should connect the asking price with operating evidence, contractual rights and a workable transfer. Revenue may not survive adviser departures, client cancellations, clawbacks or permissions that do not transfer automatically with a change of control.

Measure recurring mandates after cancellations and servicing effort

Analyse recurring fees, portfolio commissions, renewal and cancellation rates, adviser time per client, revenue concentration and profitability by service line rather than relying on gross commission income.

Confirm regulatory responsibility and confidential-data controls

Review licences, qualified responsible persons, professional-indemnity cover, client authorities, documentation duties, specialist systems and the lawful transfer of confidential files.

Coordinate client consent, powers and filing deadlines

Sequence client communication, required consents, tax or policy deadlines, powers of attorney, system access and professional responsibility so no mandate becomes unmanaged.

Related acquisition routes for a finance, fiduciary or insurance business

Keep the search broad enough to find adjacent opportunities, then compare the same evidence across each listing. Continue with Fiduciary company or Consulting & agencies, or return to all companies for sale.

Buyer questions about a finance, fiduciary or insurance business

How durable are the recurring mandates and portfolio commissions?

Analyse recurring fees, portfolio commissions, renewal and cancellation rates, adviser time per client, revenue concentration and profitability by service line rather than relying on gross commission income.

Which licences or professional responsibilities need a new approval?

Review licences, qualified responsible persons, professional-indemnity cover, client authorities, documentation duties, specialist systems and the lawful transfer of confidential files.

What exposure comes from cancellations, clawbacks and major clients?

Revenue may not survive adviser departures, client cancellations, clawbacks or permissions that do not transfer automatically with a change of control.

How will sensitive files and time-critical mandates be handed over?

Sequence client communication, required consents, tax or policy deadlines, powers of attorney, system access and professional responsibility so no mandate becomes unmanaged.