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EBIS
Enhanced Benefits Insurance Solutions (EBIS) is a Voluntary Benefits Outsource (VBO) firm that partners with brokers and employers on enhanced voluntary...
EBIS
Enhanced Benefits Insurance Solutions (EBIS) is a Voluntary Benefits Outsource (VBO) firm that partners with brokers and employers on enhanced voluntary benefits and employee engagement. It designs customized engagement and enrollment strategies, simplifies the enrollment process, and focuses on long-term partnership solutions tailored to employer needs. Benefit counselors are non-commissioned and paid the same regardless of enrollment.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Japan
Principals
Jack Holder
President
Jackie Holder
Vice President Operations
Crystal Armstrong
Account Manager
Delma Cloyd
Benefits Counselor
Ralph Fernandez
Benefits Counselor
Emily Longoria-Hernandez
Account Relations
Ivan Ruelas
Senior Benefits Counselor
Laura Gutierrez
Benefits Counselor
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does EBIS source its investment opportunities?
EBIS relies on proprietary sourcing through long-standing relationships with regional banks, local accounting firms, and business brokers across Japan. Rather than participating in competitive auctions, the firm often engages directly with owners, particularly in succession-driven transactions where confidentiality and cultural alignment matter as much as price.
Who runs investment decisions at EBIS?
Specific investment committee members or managing partners are not publicly disclosed. Like many privately held investment firms in Japan, EBIS maintains a deliberately low profile regarding individual personnel. The firm's investment decisions are understood to be made by its senior leadership team based in Tokyo.
What investment size does EBIS typically target?
EBIS targets the lower middle market, where transaction sizes are too small for large-cap funds but large enough to support meaningful operational transformation. Specific deal-size parameters are not publicly stated, but the firm's strategy aligns with equity investments typical of Japanese buyout specialists operating in the small-to-mid-cap segment.
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