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Geneva Media can...
1. Effectively double tax credits.
2. Recapture 100% of media costs.
3. Create true safe havens for investors.
4. Eliminate losses and liabilities on funds.
5. Build up the back end that enhances profits.
6. Guarantee a break even point on slate facilities.
7. Make media financing arrangements fully viable.
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Rather than issuing default risk insurance or performance policies (i.e., P&C lines of insurance coverage), as was the case with Steve Stabler and the 1999 AIG/AXA Destination Films debacle (and the many "insurance backed" slate financing arrangements since that fateful time), Geneva Media has designed an entirely new structure for risk mitigation. Instead of P&C policies, which rarely collect enough premium to protect the cast and crew members or the investors' assets, we use a proprietary CAIC structure.
Unlike property and casualty insurance, the CAIC structure has been used for over 40 years, and has been installed since the mid-1960's in almost every Fortune 500 company in America.
The benefit to U.S. states and Canadian provincial governments is threefold. First, funds spent in these jurisdictions for qualified theatrical film and TV productions are effectively doubled. Secondarily, full-time employee hiring is also doubled. And finally, the bank and insurance institutions in a particular province or state are given massive cash infusions which makes them more liquid, more stable, and more likely to have their personal or business loan liquidity increased (Tier I Capital), and their claims-paying abilities increased (Convetion Blank Analysis), so their borrowers and policyholders may also find substantial increases in entrepreneurial growth and personal or business risk mitigation protections.
1. Effectively double tax credits.
2. Recapture 100% of media costs.
3. Create true safe havens for investors.
4. Eliminate losses and liabilities on funds.
5. Build up the back end that enhances profits.
6. Guarantee a break even point on slate facilities.
7. Make media financing arrangements fully viable.
click above for a Merrill's Monte Carlo study
Rather than issuing default risk insurance or performance policies (i.e., P&C lines of insurance coverage), as was the case with Steve Stabler and the 1999 AIG/AXA Destination Films debacle (and the many "insurance backed" slate financing arrangements since that fateful time), Geneva Media has designed an entirely new structure for risk mitigation. Instead of P&C policies, which rarely collect enough premium to protect the cast and crew members or the investors' assets, we use a proprietary CAIC structure.
Unlike property and casualty insurance, the CAIC structure has been used for over 40 years, and has been installed since the mid-1960's in almost every Fortune 500 company in America.
The benefit to U.S. states and Canadian provincial governments is threefold. First, funds spent in these jurisdictions for qualified theatrical film and TV productions are effectively doubled. Secondarily, full-time employee hiring is also doubled. And finally, the bank and insurance institutions in a particular province or state are given massive cash infusions which makes them more liquid, more stable, and more likely to have their personal or business loan liquidity increased (Tier I Capital), and their claims-paying abilities increased (Convetion Blank Analysis), so their borrowers and policyholders may also find substantial increases in entrepreneurial growth and personal or business risk mitigation protections.
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