Search results for: Trust model

Company pension scheme (bAV) and working time account models (ZWK) – No asset protection in the event of insolvency of the company through trust/CTA models

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*by Dr. Johannes Fiala, lawyer (Munich), mediator (Univ.), MBA Financial Services (Univ.Wales), MM (Univ.), certified financial and investment advisor (A.F.A.), EC expert (C.I.F.E.), lecturer for civil and insurance law (Univ. of Cooperative Education), banker (www.fiala.de) and Peter A. Schramm, actuary DAV (Diethardt), graduate mathematician (Univ.), expert for actuarial mathematics, publicly appointed and sworn by the […]

How trust in the occupational pension scheme can be destroyed

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Falsification and concealment of balance sheets are punishable under § 331 No. of the German Commercial Code (HGB). Famous examples of such manipulations would be the Olympus and Enron companies, or more recently P&R. The “Heubeck mortality tables RT 2018 G” (dated 20.07.2018) were allegedly erroneously prepared and later withdrawn – this was the responsibility […]

Errors in advice on the tax savings model for the Rürup pension

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Why the mediation of the basic pension almost certainly leads to the liability of the intermediary.   The Rürup pension was sold millions of times as a tax-saving model. As a matter of course, savings by paying insurance premiums in the savings phase are then precalculated by the agent or broker. However, if documentation has […]

Insurance fraud in connection with partial retirement, working time accounts and pension commitments via double trust (CTA)

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Total loss in the case of partial retirement, working time accounts and pension commitments How directors, other officers, or self-employed agents completely lose their retirement benefits due to ineffective trust models.   The business model of renowned corporate consultants for occupational pension schemes (bAV) includes the provision of the reinsurance assets by means of a […]

Do brokers – as the customer’s trustees – have an obligation to continuously review the risk situation of their customers? Does such an obligation also exist for tied distribution?

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From the series of newsletters of the DHBW (Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University) Heidenheim on the topic “Mediation Law in Practice”: At this point, lawyer Dr. Johannes Fiala, https://www.fiala.de, lecturer for insurance law at the DHBW Heidenheim, will answer your questions. Questions can be asked by emailing ott@dhbw-heidenheim.de. In the case of tied sales – in […]

High return, no risk, zero cost, lots of trust

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Dr. Johannes Fiala and Dipl.-Math. Peter A. Schramm on the pre-programmed investor bankruptcy   An 80-year-old business widow appears at the bank counter with her savings book. “Young man, I want to take off”. Upon further inquiry, “Everything!”. She didn’t care about the interest on advances. Fifteen minutes later, she returns to the checkout counter. […]

Criminal tax fraud or money laundering with the help of foundation trustees and life insurance companies

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Johannes Fiala, Peter A. Schramm It is the responsibility of the capital investor to have “tax saving models” examined independently of “fee and commission interests” before making an investment decision. Because even re – nommierte credit institutes arrange dubious investment models until today. Seit Jahren schreiben Steuerfahndungsstellen Bundesbürger wegen „Ermittlungsverfahren nach § 208 Abs. 1 […]

Trust foundation as a progressive and flexible solution for medium-sized businesses

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In a nutshell The medium-sized entrepreneur is currently facing a multitude of problems for which he urgently needs efficient solutions: According to calculations by the Institute for SME Research, more than 300,000 family businesses are facing a change of ownership in the next few years. It is estimated that in about 40% of all cases […]

occupational pension schemes: gaps in insurance cover for intermediaries, initiators and trustees

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by Ralf W. Barth, pecuniary loss liability broker (www.rwbfinanz.de) and Johannes Fiala, lawyer (www.fiala.de) Practical gaps in the intermediary’s VSH protection: A short story starts with the statement of an insurer that only the advice of the employer in the occupational pension scheme is insured in the scope of coverage – but not the advice […]

Sales risk: Closed-end investments with trust structures

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*by Johannes Fiala, Lawyer (Munich), Mediator (Univ.), MBA Financial Services (Univ.Wales), MM (Univ.), Certified Financial and Investment Advisor (A.F.A.), EC Expert (C.I.F.E.), Lecturer (Univ. of Cooperative Education), Banker (www.fiala.de) “Most transportation taxes, including sales taxes, have no deeper purpose than to bring money to the state.” Federal Fiscal Court (BFH), in: BStBl 1973, p.96 From […]