A Member Enrolls
A licensed Producer enrolls a Member in an eligible health benefit plan. Commissions are expected to be earned as the Member remains enrolled and premiums continue to be paid.
MABLE Holdings provides funding to Independent Marketing Organizations based on future commissions generated by health insurance policies sold by licensed Producers. The process is designed to turn future commission streams into current funding.
A simplified view of a typical Health Insurance Commission Cash Advance transaction.
A licensed Producer enrolls a Member in an eligible health benefit plan. Commissions are expected to be earned as the Member remains enrolled and premiums continue to be paid.
The Producer may otherwise receive those commissions over time as the Member's policy remains in force.
The Independent Marketing Organization can provide the Producer with an upfront payment based on a portion of anticipated future commissions.
MABLE Holdings provides cash advances to the IMO based on future commission streams associated with a diversified pool of Member policies.
As commission payments are received, MABLE Holdings receives repayment of its advance and earns a service fee while qualifying Member policies remain in force.
MABLE Holdings does not sell health insurance policies to Members. Its role is to provide funding to IMOs based on future commission streams generated by policies sold by Producers.
This allows an IMO to provide Producers with access to a portion of their anticipated commissions sooner, while MABLE Holdings receives repayment as the related commission cash flows are generated.
MABLE Holdings' economics are based primarily on two components:
The service fee is separate from the amount advanced and is tied to continuing policy performance.
Member cancellations are an expected part of the business. MABLE Holdings seeks to reduce the impact of any one cancellation through diversification across many policies and Producers.
Consider two Member households whose policies begin at approximately the same time. Each policy generates a monthly commission stream supporting the broader pool of advances.
If the Smith family cancels after several months, the remaining expected commissions from that policy stop, potentially creating a shortfall relative to the amount advanced.
If the Jones family remains enrolled longer, commissions generated by that policy continue to contribute cash flow to the diversified pool.
HICCAs involve risk, including policy cancellations and the possibility that expected commission streams may not be realized. MABLE Holdings' approach emphasizes diversification and monitoring.
Advances are spread across multiple Member policies and Producers rather than depending on a single commission stream.
Advances are based on anticipated commission streams associated with specific enrolled Members.
Policy performance, cancellations, repayment activity and portfolio-level results can be monitored over time.
MABLE Holdings evaluates the aggregate performance of the pool rather than relying on the outcome of any one Member policy.
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