3 Ways CFOs Unlock Cash with Tenant Improvement Financing

Insurance CFOs are finding smart ways to get more cash for their companies without taking on debt. One of the best options? Tenant Improvement (TI) sale-leasebacks. Here are three simple ways this strategy is helping companies solve money problems and grow.

Turning Assets Into Cash

Insurance companies often spend money on tenant improvements, like updating offices or buildings. But these are called “non-admitted assets,” which means they don’t count toward the company’s reserves.

With a TI sale-leaseback, CFOs can turn these improvements into cash.

Why it’s helpful:

• You get cash without needing a loan.
• You can use the money for other important projects.

This lets companies free up money while still keeping control of their space.

Building Stronger Reserves

Insurance companies have to keep reserves (extra money) to meet rules and stay strong. Tenant Improvement sale-leasebacks help CFOs add more money to these reserves.

Why it’s helpful:

• It boosts your company’s reserves to meet regulations.
• It improves your financial ratings, like AM Best scores.

This shows customers and investors that your company is financially solid.

Using Cash to Grow

Once you have more cash, you can use it to help your company grow. CFOs can reinvest the money into projects that bring big returns.

Smart ways to use the money:

• Create new products.
• Invest in new technology.
• Expand into new markets.

With more cash, companies can take big steps to grow and succeed.

Is This Strategy Right for You?

If your company has tenant improvements sitting unused on your books or needs to boost reserves, Dolfin’s TI sale-leaseback program could help.

With a simple, 5-page process, Dolfin makes it easy to unlock cash and invest in your company’s future.

Want to find out if this could work for you?
Schedule a 15-minute call with us to explore your options.

About Dolfin

Dolfin specializes in innovative tenant improvement sale-leaseback solutions and TI buildouts, offering companies a streamlined, five-page agreement to unlock capital and enhance financial flexibility. With proven success in partnering with industry leaders like AUI, Dolfin delivers tailored solutions that drive measurable impact.