February 25, 2010 by Administrator
London Life Settlement Conference

London Life Settlement Conference

Upcoming Life Settlement Conference is right around the corner…

The International Life Settlements Conference
March 22 & 23, Marriott Grosvenor Square, London

The Life Settlements industry continues to evolve with new regulation and legislation surrounding the market. The International Life Settlements Conference examines all of the latest developments, with an emphasis on what investors are looking for, how the industry can better position itself for growth, and what it will take to see a return of funding to the market.
This is the premier gathering for Life Settlements professionals, European investors and limited partners.

The agenda includes discussions on legislation, regulation, litigation, tax concerns for overseas funds, securitization, synthetic structures, pension fund longevity swaps, headline risk, life extension risk, underwriting issues, and insurance event linked securities.
Presented by an international faculty, this two-day agenda provides education you won’t receive anywhere else. The agenda also features “The Life Settlements Investors Roundtable”, the largest gathering of active Life Settlements investors on one stage.

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Life Settlement Conference
Deal Flow London

February 15, 2010 by Administrator
David Paterson

David Paterson

The New York insurance department will require agents and brokers to disclosure how much commission is being paid and by whom, if New Yorkers contemplating an insurance policy request the information, according to a statement released by the department.

The regulation will be published in the February 10, 2010 issue of the State Register, and its requirements will take effect as of January 1, 2011.

More details will be posted on:
Life Settlement License
New York Life Settlement

February 12, 2010 by Administrator
Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse

Credit Suisse spokesperson Duncan King confirmed that seven employees in its Life Finance Group in New York were laid off in early February and that another 10 were reassigned. However, he declined comment on whether the investment bank, based in New York, is planning on exiting the life settlement market entirely. The Life Finance Group’s Web page says it has 90 employees in New York, London and Hong Kong.

Source: Life Settlement Review