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AQS can convey complex metrics in a fashion easily understood by management.

AQS can identify strengths and weaknesses relative to the group.

AQS can model the development and fit of products for business objectives.

Design Before Launch

AQS Asset Management, LLC. helps insurers evaluate how a product performs before committing resources, capital, etc.; and therefore, provides unmatched product design.

Insurers stay competitive by continually refining products to balance market appeal, pricing, liability structure, capital requirements, and long-term profitability. AQS combines insurance industry experience, Predictive Modeling, and its Precision Asset Liability Management (PALM) platform to evaluate how a new or revised product may fit within the insurer’s broader financial objectives. Rather than viewing product design in isolation, AQS examines how each product may affect liabilities, investment strategy, capital, distribution, and profitability before implementation.

  • Product & Liability Modeling: Evaluate how product features, pricing, and liabilities may affect financial performance.
  • Underwriting Strategy: Assess underwriting approaches in the context of risk, pricing, and product objectives.
  • Regulatory Considerations: Identify regulatory requirements that may influence product structure and implementation.
  • Distribution Strategy: Evaluate how distribution channels may affect growth, pricing, and profitability.
  • Compensation Structure: Model compensation levels and their impact on product economics.
  • Reinsurance Analysis: Assess how reinsurance may support risk management, capital efficiency, and product viability.

Reduce Launch Rish

Identify financial, regulatory, underwriting, and capital issues before they become expensive problems.

Product and Business Alignment

Design products around pricing, underwriting, distribution, reinsurance, and long-term financial objectives.

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AQS Asset Management, LLC. manages investment portfolios for insureds around the realities of their business: liabilities, liquidity, regulatory, surplus, product design, and performance. For insurers, portfolio management is not about beating an index. It is about supporting the balance sheet, protecting policyholder obligations, managing risk, and arming leadership for better decisions.