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Partial Policy Life Settlements with LifeRoc Capital Offer Enhanced Financial Flexibility to Policyholders - Vimarsana News

Partial Policy Life Settlements with LifeRoc Capital Offer Enhanced Financial Flexibility to Policyholders

LifeRoc Capital, a direct life settlement provider and leader in the life settlement industry, recently highlighted an innovative solution tailored to maximize the value of existing life insurance policies. A Retained Death Benefit (RDB) (aka partial...

Structured Finance and Securitization: 2023 Year in Review - Vimarsana News

Structured Finance and Securitization: 2023 Year in Review

2023 was interesting. While interest rates and other headwinds slowed "regular way" securitization, debt capital markets and lending activity, and…

Positioned for Prosperity: LifeRoc Capital Emphasizes Life Settlements as Key Financial Strategy in Dynamic Economy - Vimarsana News

Positioned for Prosperity: LifeRoc Capital Emphasizes Life Settlements as Key Financial Strategy in Dynamic Economy

/PRNewswire/ -- As financial markets continue to navigate the high interest environment, LifeRoc Capital released its end-of-year outlook for the Life...

FAR parent takes $221M loss in Q2 as AAG consolidation continues - Vimarsana News

FAR parent takes $221M loss in Q2 as AAG consolidation continues

FOA suffered a sharp financial loss in Q2, which it attributes to reverse mortgage rates, spreads and costs related to its AAG acquisition.

Pacific Current: Phil King, Jim Craig, Suzi Carp battle for funds management's best kept secret - Vimarsana News

Pacific Current: Phil King, Jim Craig, Suzi Carp battle for funds management's best kept secret

Regal’s Phil King, ex-Macquarie banker Jim Craig and Smorgon heiress Suzi Carp all suddenly want a slice of Pacific Current, Melbourne money’s hottest fund.

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