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Summary

1 - Will regulators kill off fledgling secondary market for death benefits?
2 - Oklahoma State University’s athletic fund and Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. are embroiled in
3 - Life Insurance Settlement Association Responds to Misleading ACLI Position on Life Settlements
4 - ILMA States: ACLI Mixes “Apples and Oranges” to Mislead Consumers
5 - Association formed to transfer longevity risk to capital markets
6 - Life settlement packagers target B-Ds
7 - ELSA Named Honorary Member of Life Insurance Settlement Association
8 - Life Partners Announces Auditor Resignation
9 - Death Of U.S. Financier Pang Ruled Suicide
10 - Life Settlement Trade Mission Agenda Released

Items

1 - Will regulators kill off fledgling secondary market for death benefits?

State insurance regulators Monday voted in favor of a proposal that would allow carriers to terminate an annuity living or death benefit if a client sold the contract over the secondary market.

2 - Oklahoma State University’s athletic fund and Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. are embroiled in

Oklahoma State University’s athletic fund and Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. are embroiled in a legal flap over a failed charitable-insurance-funding plan.

3 - Life Insurance Settlement Association Responds to Misleading ACLI Position on Life Settlements

Today, Russel Dorsett, President of the Life Insurance Settlement Association (LISA), released the following statement:

4 - ILMA States: ACLI Mixes “Apples and Oranges” to Mislead Consumers

Responding to the American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) policy statement that the securitizations of life insurance settlements should be prohibited by legislation and regulation, Jack Kelly of the Institutional Life Markets Association (ILMA) said “once again ACLI has chosen to mix apples and oranges when condemning the life settlement market. The recent policy statement issued by ACLI concerning securitization of life settlements is misplaced and incorrect.”

5 - Association formed to transfer longevity risk to capital markets

A new association has formed to transfer longevity and mortality-related risk to the capital markets in the same way that some of the world’s biggest perils, such as hurricanes and earthquakes, are protected against by shifting the risk to investors via catastrophe bonds.

6 - Life settlement packagers target B-Ds

Life settlement packagers target B-Ds. But private placements of policy-backed securities raise concerns among independent broker-dealers. For the first time they can recall, several independent broker-dealers have been solicited by life settlement companies to sell private placements of securities based on life insurance policies.

7 - ELSA Named Honorary Member of Life Insurance Settlement Association

The Life Insurance Settlement Association (LISA) has announced that the European Life Settlement Association (ELSA) has been named as an Honorary Member of the association, joining fellow European association BVZL as the second entity to receive the exclusive distinction.  Speaking to the appointment, LISA Executive Director Doug Head explained, “this move further strengthens our relationship with ELSA.  As the settlement market continues to grow and more capital flows from Europe, this relationship will be invaluable to both American and European interests.”

8 - Life Partners Announces Auditor Resignation

Life Partners Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ GS: LPHI), a leader in the life settlements industry, announced today that it has been advised by Eide Bailly LLP that the firm has resigned as the Company’s independent registered public accounting firm effective January 13, 2010.

9 - Death Of U.S. Financier Pang Ruled Suicide

The death of financier Danny Pang, who was found dead in September while facing U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charges of running a massive Ponzi scheme, has been ruled a suicide, coroner’s officials said on Monday.

10 - Life Settlement Trade Mission Agenda Released

In anticipation of the first-ever cross continental life settlement trade mission, event coordinators have released a complete and detailed agenda for public access. The 2010 Life Settlement Trade Mission (February 23-26) is a mutual effort by the two leading trade groups for their respective continents: in North America, the Life Insurance Settlement Association (LISA) and in Europe, the European Life Settlement Association (ELSA). The stated objective of the Trade Mission is to establish “a new standard for accuracy of information and a realistic presentation of the challenges and opportunities in the life settlement marketplace.”

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Summary

1 - Life Partners Plans to Pay Extra Dividend Based on Strong Cash Position
2 - Engelhardt Accuses Life Policy Group of Stiffing Him on Commissions
3 - Pennsylvania Legislator Now Leaning Toward NCOIL-Type Bill
4 - SL Investment Reports 10% Return
5 - Life Settlements Provider Holds onto Star Betty White
6 - Records Show InsCap Found Forgeries in Large-Face Policies
7 - FSA Examines Life Settlement Market
8 - InsCap Fraud Allegations Surface in Fund Dispute
9 - Fund to Invest in Loans Backed by Life Policies
10 - Engelhardt Says He Was Stiffed on Commissions

Items

1 - Life Partners Plans to Pay Extra Dividend Based on Strong Cash Position

Life Partners, a Waco, Texas-based provider, said today that its board has approved a special cash d...

Date: Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:00:00 PST

2 - Engelhardt Accuses Life Policy Group of Stiffing Him on Commissions

Mark Engelhardt, former chief executive of Life Policy Group, said he was fired from the New York-ba...

Date: Thu, 02 Sep 2010 02:30:00 PST

3 - Pennsylvania Legislator Now Leaning Toward NCOIL-Type Bill

A Pennsylvania legislator who introduced a bill that would prevent policies from being sold until fi...

Date: Thu, 02 Sep 2010 02:00:00 PST

4 - SL Investment Reports 10% Return

SL Investment Management's two-year-old Life Plus Life Settlement Fund has earned a 10.26% return si...

Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 10:00:00 PST

5 - Life Settlements Provider Holds onto Star Betty White

Celebrity Betty White is showing no signs of slowing down as the octogenarian has seen a resurgence...

Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 06:15:00 PST

6 - Records Show InsCap Found Forgeries in Large-Face Policies

New York premium-finance company InsCap Management uncovered evidence of alleged forgeries in at lea...

Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 06:15:00 PST

7 - FSA Examines Life Settlement Market

The U.K.'s Financial Services Authority appears to be making good on its promise earlier this year t...

Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 06:15:00 PST

8 - InsCap Fraud Allegations Surface in Fund Dispute

A dispute involving a New York fund manager affiliated with InsCap Management, which invests in life...

Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 06:15:00 PST

9 - Fund to Invest in Loans Backed by Life Policies

Executives of life settlement fund manager Policy Selection have launched a new income-earning fund ...

Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 06:15:00 PST

10 - Engelhardt Says He Was Stiffed on Commissions

Mark Engelhardt, former chief executive of Life Policy Group, said he was fired from the New York-ba...

Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 06:15:00 PST

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