Author: Greg Winterton
A recent decision by the Delaware Court of Chancery brings some clarity to life settlement investors regarding the statute of limitations in the state. Greg Winterton provides a summary overview of the details.
Yona Chesner, Head of Pensions Investment at Cartwright Pension Trusts, offers his take on the current state of the small to mid-market pension risk transfer buy-in space in this month’s Q&A.
General pace of activity picking up after slow first quarter of 2026.
Complexity in modelling cash flows and risks in longevity-linked assets means challenges for asset managers looking to source capital from US insurers.
UK regulator the Financial Conduct Authority is currently conducting a later life lending market study which will be published later this year.
James Westerlind, Partner at ArentFox Schiff, dissects the landscape of estate litigation risk in the life settlement market.
New data suggests the average life settlement payout to policyholders is over $200,000.
Recent regulatory and macroeconomic developments set to drive increased options for capital markets investors to work with the Japanese life insurance industry.
Dr. Christoph Schmitt, Director, Insurance at Fitch Ratings offers his views on the German life insurance consolidation market.
Origination values in the proprietary reverse mortgage market in the US have exceeded the agency-backed market for the first time.