Integrity for Advisors

The general contractor for
complex wealth structures.

When a family decides to build a custom home, they hire a general contractor — one accountable party who manages every trade against a single timeline. Sophisticated wealth structures work the same way. Integrity is the neutral PPLI Coordinator: a flat-fee fiduciary who manages your client's attorney, CPA, insurance specialist, IDF manager, and trustee — without ever competing for the relationship.

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Why coordination matters

PPLI doesn't stall because the economics are wrong. It stalls because no one owns the execution.

A properly structured, tax-optimized PPLI policy requires the coordinated engagement of multiple specialized professionals — insurance specialists, estate attorneys, tax counsel, IDF managers, and trust companies — executing on a carefully sequenced timeline. Without a single accountable point of contact managing that process, even the best-intended implementations lose momentum.

The PPLI Coordinator exists to solve exactly that: a flat-fee fiduciary, independent of carrier or other commissions, who manages every specialist relationship from the first conversation through ongoing policy governance.

The model

A neutral coordinator — never a competitor

The positioning is deliberate. A general contractor doesn't replace the architect, the electrician, or the framer — they make those specialists work together against one plan. Integrity occupies the same neutral seat for a client's financial structure, which is precisely what removes the perceived conflict of interest that keeps advisors from acting.

Starting point

UHNW Family / Client

Core team · primary relationship

Wealth Advisor / Family Office

Client-facing integrator · presents options · long-term hub

Core team · fiduciary quarterback

PPLI Coordinator

Manages the full timeline · flat-rate fee · carrier-independent

PPLI Insurance Specialist
Estate Planning Attorney
CPA / Tax Advisor
Trust Co. / Corporate Trustee
IDF Manager
International Tax Counsel

Who we work with

Four advisory contexts. One coordinated model.

The Coordinator model adapts to where you sit in a client's structure. Each stream is built around the specific obligations and pressures of your role.

Registered Investment Advisors

RIAs

We're an RIA too — so we never compete for your client. Outsource the one specialized capability most firms don't build in-house: full PPLI coordination, run behind your relationship.

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Trust Companies

The Trustee Toolkit

Fiduciary governance for dynasty-trust-owned policies — premium decisions, manager selection, and directed-trust structures, managed on a sequenced timeline.

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Family Offices

Family Offices

An outsourced execution layer for the single-family and multi-family office — the accountable point of contact that turns a stalled idea into a placed policy.

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Global Citizens

Global Families

Cross-border structuring for dual citizens, foreign domicile, and offshore IDFs — treaty positions, PFIC/CFC exposure, FATCA and CRS, coordinated end to end.

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Where implementation stalls without a coordinator

The four failure points the Coordinator owns

01

Perceived Complexity

Advisors without deep experience read PPLI as too complex to justify action — and default to tax drag on standard investments instead of tax-efficient compounding.

02

Carrier Selection Bias

Insurance professionals presenting illustrations are paid by commission, making objective carrier benchmarking effectively impossible without independent counsel.

03

Investor Control Doctrine

The IDF manager must satisfy regulatory independence. Misstructuring this relationship — even subtly — voids the policy's tax treatment retroactively.

04

AML / KYC Sequencing

Documentation must reach underwriting in precise order. Out-of-sequence submissions restart the clock and can delay issuance by months.

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The broader benefit

The halo effect on a family's entire circle of advisors

The coordination process naturally surfaces gaps in a family's advisory team — and creates the moment to fill them. The result is often a more cohesive, higher-caliber circle of advisors, aligned around trust and estate planning in ways that outlast the policy itself.

For the advisor who brought Integrity in, that strengthened circle reflects directly back on the relationship you already own.

Bring the structure your client deserves — without taking on the execution risk.

Tell us where your client sits and what's stalled. We'll map the team, the sequence, and the timeline — and stay accountable for all of it.

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