Elite Insurance Company Limited Administration Update
Summary
Elite Insurance Company Limited (In Administration) has provided an update regarding its proposed scheme of arrangement. The Supreme Court of Gibraltar has granted permission for creditor meetings to be held on May 7, 2026, to vote on the scheme. If approved, the scheme will be binding on all creditors and is expected to facilitate an earlier distribution of claims.
What changed
Elite Insurance Company Limited, currently in administration, has announced an update regarding its proposed scheme of arrangement. The Supreme Court of Gibraltar has authorized the company to convene meetings for creditors on May 7, 2026, to vote on the scheme. The scheme documents, available on the PwC Elite website, detail the proposed terms and their potential impact on creditors. Registration for the creditor portal is open via reg.ips-docs.com using code EliteScheme26.
If the scheme is approved, it will be binding on all creditors, including those who do not vote or vote against it. The administrators believe the scheme offers a fairer and more efficient process for claims assessment and valuation compared to liquidation, with an anticipated initial distribution to creditors by the end of Q1 2027. Failure to approve the scheme is expected to lead to liquidation. Policyholders and intermediaries are strongly encouraged to review the provided documents and consider independent legal advice.
What to do next
- Register on the creditor portal at reg.ips-docs.com using code EliteScheme26 to receive updates and vote.
- Review the Explanatory Statement and Scheme document carefully.
- Consider seeking independent legal advice regarding the scheme.
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Elite Insurance Company Limited (In Administration) (“Elite”) – Important information update for Elite's policyholders and intermediaries/brokers
26 Mar 26
On 13 March 2026, the Supreme Court of Gibraltar granted Elite permission to convene meetings of creditors to consider and vote on the proposed scheme of arrangement (“Scheme”). The Scheme Meetings will be held virtually on 7 May 2026.
Creditors should consider the Explanatory Statement and Scheme document which are available on the PwC Elite website here. These documents contain important information about the Scheme and its potential impact. Creditors are encouraged to read them carefully, consider their contents in full, and take independent legal advice if you consider it appropriate to do so.
The easiest way to receive updates and participate in the voting process is via a dedicated creditor portal. Creditors should register by completing the Registration Form at reg.ips-docs.com/Registration. Please enter code EliteScheme26 when prompted. Upon registration, you will receive confirmation by email, followed by your unique login details for the online portal, through which you may vote and submit claims in the Scheme.
All Scheme Creditors are encouraged to vote on the Scheme. If the Scheme becomes effective, it will be binding on all Scheme Creditors, including those who vote against the Scheme or do not vote. If the Scheme does not go ahead, the Joint Administrators are of the opinion that Elite will be liquidated.
The Joint Administrators consider that the Scheme provides a fairer and more efficient mechanism for assessing, valuing and paying claims than would be possible in a liquidation. Furthermore, compared to a liquidation, the Scheme is expected to enable an earlier distribution to creditors and reduce the costs associated with the insolvency process. If the Scheme becomes effective, it is currently anticipated that an initial distribution to creditors with admitted claims could be made by the end of the first quarter of 2027.
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