The sole proprietorship aims to provide consulting and brokerage services for all types of insurance, as well as related services. Additionally, the sole proprietorship aims to provide financial services, consulting services for companies, development of structural and restructuring measures, and sales and management training. It can establish branches, participate in other domestic and foreign companies, acquire similar or related companies, or merge with them. Furthermore, the sole proprietorship aims to act as a trust office for trade, particularly in the areas of taxes, accounting, auditing, foundations, and transformations, company valuations, analyses, and business consulting. The sole proprietorship can acquire, hold, and sell real estate. The sole proprietorship can carry out all commercial, financial, and other activities that are related to its purpose. It can also provide financing for its own account or for third-party accounts, as well as guarantees and sureties for subsidiaries and third parties.