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Aethlon Medical (NASDAQ: AEMD) Research/Media Alert: "Expect Focus on Oncology Studies; Cost Containment Efforts" - Vimarsana News

Aethlon Medical (NASDAQ: AEMD) Research/Media Alert: "Expect Focus on Oncology Studies; Cost Containment Efforts"

Aethlon Medical (NASDAQ: AEMD) Research/Media Alert: Expect Focus on Oncology Studies; Cost Containment Efforts

Recent Developments in Life Insurance Litigation | Carlton Fields - Vimarsana News

Recent Developments in Life Insurance Litigation | Carlton Fields

STOLI - We reported in detail on developments in the case law and legislation addressing stranger-originated life insurance (STOLI) policies in past issues of Expect...

New "Buffered" VA and VLI Investment Options: Will Compete With Index-Linked Options | Carlton Fields - Vimarsana News

New "Buffered" VA and VLI Investment Options: Will Compete With Index-Linked Options | Carlton Fields

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: At least two insurance companies are adding “buffered” investment portfolios to the lineup of underlying funds that are available to support their variable annuity and variable life insurance policies. These buffered funds are in many ways similar to the popular “buffered” index-linked annuity and universal life options that insurers have offered under Form S-1 or S-3 registrations with the SEC. The new buffered funds, however, will instead be registered on the same Form N-1A as more conventional underlying fund options, and...

A New Beginning for Fund Derivative Regulation | Carlton Fields - Vimarsana News

A New Beginning for Fund Derivative Regulation | Carlton Fields

SEC Replaces Rather than Revises In late October, the SEC approved a wholesale replacement for the patchwork of interpretive and no-action positions it had developed over more than 40 years to regulate fund use of derivatives. The process of developing these derivative reforms has itself taken many years, including a subsequently withdrawn 2015 rule proposal, and a 2019 rule proposal that the SEC has now adopted with modifications. The nature and approach of these derivative reforms very much echo other major SEC brush-clearing projects that have recently come to fruition. See, for example, t...