FlexGIA™ is a form of high credit quality, short duration, floating rate debt obligation issued by special purpose insurance companies, each an IAC™ Insurer. Myriad FlexGIA™ Series may be issued creating multiple strategies.
A portfolio of FlexGIA™ may provide diversification in interest crediting rates with an agreed lifetime and annual cap and floor structure, as well as providing diversification in timing of prepayment and its"look back make whole" prepayment premium feature.
As illustrated, IAC™ Insurers may provide a wide range of FlexGIA™ Series designed to address specific balance sheet and income statement issues.
FlexGIA™ in conjunction with PAR+™ technologies, enable institutional portfolios, depository institutions, insurance companies, and other regulated institutional parties to not only increase risk adjusted return, enhance risk based capital, but to mitigate a wide range of risk exposures potentially impacting financial results.
For institutions wishing to increase service revenue, such as depository institutions and insurance companies, FlexGIA™ and PAR+™ technologies, provide a long term source of service income, which may benefit from immediate revenue recognition on closing, increasing capital and/or surplus.
The following schematic illustrates various types of FlexGIA™ Series facilitating a broad range of funding and risk mitigation benefiting local Communities.
FlexGIA™ may be issued under several types of Series.
FlexGIA™Series of differing strategies may give rise to variances in interest crediting rates. A portfolio of FlexGIA™ may provide diversification amoung annual interest income streams potentially resulting in consistently higher annual returns over time, although no assurance can be given. Portfolio effect may also apply to average life. FlexGIA™ Series related to US Community Banks, for example, may be included as a new asset subclass in USD government obligations to add national, regional, type, size and other diversification elements related to banking regulatory debt exposure, with interest and principal fully supported by US Treasury and Agency obligations.
FlexGIA™ enable transformation of a variety of assets held by institutional parties into high quality floating rate debt obligations the interest on and repayment of Principal of which are fully backed by US Treasury | Agency obligations, with no timing or currency risk. This unique debt instrument mitigates market value risk, credit risk, operations risk, systemic risk and re-hypothecation risk exposures. Myriad types of instruments may be acquired by an IAC™ Insurer from banks, insurance companies, and portfolio funds creating Bespoke Series, Special Situations Series and other categories of FlexGIA™ Series.
PAR+™ FlexGIA™ Reference Series may be designed in a bespoke fashion to address intractable risk exposures of one or more PAR+™ Reference Series purchasers, mitigating specific balance sheet risk exposures through indemnity, transference of distressed and at-risk assets, pure risk transfer through credit substitution, structural risk mitigation, applying "portfolio effect", time cycle modulation and other patented technologies developed and in operation for more than three decades by IAC™ Insurers.
FlexMuni™ protocol is an advanced municipal finance instrument designed to benefit government borrowers by lowering risk-adjusted interest, linking payments to project funding and tariff revenue, allowing for forbearance accrual during economic distress, and offering long-term maturity matching the useful life of underlying collateral. It also incorporates a reserve fund for managing future repayments.
Key elements include:
1. Tax-Exempt Bonds: Typically issued by government authorities for public infrastructure, especially in Qualified Opportunity Zones.
2. Risk Mitigation: Utilizes economic cycles, digital technologies, and machine learning to reduce risk exposure and expand local Community funding.
3. Digital Twin Technology: Facilitates sinking fund management and the efficient allocation of excess project and tariff cashflows
4. Local Community Indenture Administration: Administration of local Government Authority financing, custody, and fiscal agent services to returned to local Community Banks, increasing their service revenue and supporting local jobs.
Reverse Enquiry -
Given the unique nature of FlexGIA™, accredited Bermuda insurance intermediaries facilitate reverse equiry requests from accredited institutional investors, as required under Bermuda regulations. Recognized securities broker dealers may facilitate these transactions for regulatory purposes.
FlexGIA™ are issued in a format similar to a standard bond which is not "book-entry". It may be held by a government approved custodian or fiscal agent as agreed with the purchaser. Periodic payments are also facilitated through government approved custodians and fiscal agents, in a manner designed to meet international regulatory guidelines for anti-money laundering, anti-terrorism finance, sanctions, etc. Of significance, the structure is designed to mitigate re-hypothecation and other systemic banking system risks.
A purchaser may elect to use an international fiscal agent facility, which enables a FlexGIA™ to be held in USD$1,000 principal units. One or more units may be mapped to a Controllable Electronic Record. A controllable electronic record (CER) is a digital asset that can be controlled, similar to how a person possesses a physical asset. The concept of CERs was introduced in the 2022 amendment to the US Uniform Commercial Code (UCC).
This approach is designed to facilitate transfers of FlexGIA™ CERs to Exchange Traded Funds ("ETF"). Each FlexGIA™ is issued on archival substrates designed to last more than 100 years. They are issued in multiple evidence instances, which are placed in safekeeping in several locations, held by regulated custodians. Each instance of a FlexGIA™ maps to a Digital Twin, which is persisted on redundant DAOs (decentalized autonomous organisations) under Alliance iii.o. Each FlexGIA™ is also registered with a Digital Units Organisation operating under Portfolios, as an international registry, in trust with a trustee regulated by the Cayman Monetary Authority.
Each FlexGIA™ CER unit is a digital asset which maps to a specific FlexGIA™ instance. These CERs may be allocated to an applicable ETF, as described below.