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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.

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New York Legislature OKs bill regulating life settlements

New York’s state Legislature has passed a bill that would to regulate life settlements, requiring brokers and intermediaries to get their insurance licenses.

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CLE Credits Offered at Life Insurance Settlement Association Compliance Conference

Orlando, FL

A recent article in Investment News warned companies of the dangers of not investing resources into their respective compliance departments. Failure to heed that warning could cost companies more in resulting fines than the cost of any immediate investments in the retention of and education for their compliance personnel.

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FINRA Mulling New Guidance on Life Settlement Compensation Stranger originated life insurance policies also eyed by authority

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority Inc. might issue guidance in coming weeks regarding fees firms can charge for life settlement transactions, a Finra executive said today in Boston at the agency’s annual meeting.

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Life-Exchange Forms Joint Venture with MediSummary

Miami, FL

Life-Exchange, Inc. (OTCBB: LFXG) announced today an exclusive joint venture with MediSummary. MediSummary is a specialty medical underwriting firm with a focus on the life settlement and premium finance market. Founded in 2006 by Cristina Fossati and headquartered in Coral Gables, FL the firm counts more than 50 different financial institutions as clients. Beginning February 1, 2009 Ms. Fossati and her team will begin offering their services exclusively through Life-Exchange.

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Hartford And Lincoln Get Thrift Charters

The federal Office of Thrift Supervision has given 2 insurers permission to buy federal savings banks and become federally regulated bank holding companies.

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NAIC Floats Easing Reserve Requirements

The National Association of Insurance Commissioners will hold a public hearing to discuss a proposal that would ease reserve requirements for life insurance companies.

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KPMG appointed receiver for New Life Capital

KPMG was appointed receiver and manager of all of the property of New Life Capital Corp. and its related entities by the Superior Court of Justice this week.

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LISA Applauds Kentucky Proposal to Fight Stranger Originated Life Insurance

ORLANDO, FL

The Kentucky House of Representatives has taken an important
step to protect life insurance consumers with a ban on stranger originated life insurance (STOLI) schemes,
according to the Life Insurance Settlement Association. HB 348, unanimously passed last week, protects
consumers by succinctly and directly prohibiting initiation of life insurance for wager purposes—without rolling
back a policy owner’s property right to gain or utilize the market value of a properly initiated policy as he sees
fit.

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Legacy Benefits and Mofet Holdings Announce Strategic Investment

Legacy to Expand into Life Settlement Portfolio Trading

Legacy Benefits Corporation (New York), a recognized leader in the life settlement industry, announces a strategic partnership with Mofet Holdings, Ltd. to broaden Legacy’s role as principal in the origination and trade of life insurance settlements and portfolios. As part of this new alliance, Mofet will acquire for cash a 50 percent interest in Legacy Benefits, LLC.

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