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How to become licensed as an Insurance Premium Finance Company

To apply for an Insurance Premium Finance Company (PFC) license, an applicant must complete and submit the following forms to DIFS:

Minimum Net Worth/Paid-Up Capital and Surplus

Under Section 1504(2) of the Michigan Insurance Code (Code), being MCL 500.1504(2), a PFC meets the minimum financial requirement if one of the following conditions is met:

  • A corporation has paid-up capital and surplus of $50,000.00, or
  • An individual, co-partnership, or limited liability company has net worth of $50,000.00.

The minimum paid-up capital and surplus or net worth must be maintained.

Surety Bond

Under Section 1504(2) of the Code, being MCL 500.1504(2), a PFC must deposit a $10,000.00 cash or corporate surety bond with the state for the benefit of any or all borrowers, who may become creditors of the PFC.