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Business Plan
The business plan of insurance agents - entrepreneurs should, inter alia,
contain at least the following elements:
1) Starting points
- data from the area where business activities are
intended to be developed or data from personal experience used as the basis
for planning,
- number of employees,
- basic data on the company with
which preliminary agency agreement has been
concluded,
- number of concluded insurance contracts,
- expected insurance premium and agency fee percentage, etc.;
2) Planned founding costs and manner of covering such costs;
3) Planned total
income
- planned agency fee income,
- planned other income;
4) Planned total expenditures; 5) Expected business result
- difference between total income and total expenditures,
i.e. difference between items 2 and 3;
6) Planned maintenance of the prescribed level of paid assets subject
to Article 91, paragraph 5 of the Insurance Law;
7) Assessment of the economic justifiability of founding and operations
relative to the size and structure of the market.
The business plan will be compiled for a period of at least three years.
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